Helpful Links

• http://www.thebp.co.uk/
  Encouraging the private sector to work with schools in Tower Hamlets on a range of projects designed to raise achievement and provide pupils with opportunities to improve their work related skills.
• www.bized.ac.uk
  A huge site that offers a wonderful range of resources
• www.carol.co.uk
  A good starting point for any case study. This site offers a direct link to the financial pages of listed companies in Europe and the USA.
• www.thetimes100.com
  100 case studies freely available to pupils and teachers.
• www.economist.com
  A huge range of resources for higher level study.
• www.young-enterprise.org.uk
  This organisation supports delivery of enterprise education in both primary and secondary schools. They have a range of excellent programmes which inspire and motivate students.
• www.businessdynamics.org.uk/gen/default.aspx
  This is an educational charity dedicated to bringing business to life for students. Volunteers from companies introduce students, aged 14 -19 years, to the opportunities and challenges of businss as well as improving their key skills in preparation for the world of work. This is done through a variety of programmes they organise.
• www.pfeg.org
  pfeg is an educational charity whose mission is for all young people to leave school with the confidence, skills and knowledge they need in financial matters so that they can participate fully in society. PFEG is the number one resource for Personal Finance Education.
• www.case4us.com
  A website with free downloadable teaching schemes, worksheets etc for students planning, creating, structuring and running their social enterprises. With 14 case studies from all over the country.
• www.natwestf2f.com
  Face 2 Face with finance is Natwest's financial education programme. Run in conjuction with the Natwest Financial capability Centre at the University of Warwick, the programme enables Natwest to utilise its expertise to help secondary school students, further education students and the wider comunity to become more financially capable.
• www.taxtalking.org.uk
  This is an excellent website for helping to teach the basics of taxation.
• www.citizenship-pieces.org.uk
  This has a comprehensive description with videos of a project to set up a school council as a social enterprise.
• www.nfte.org.uk
  The network for teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE - pronounced "Nifty") is an international non-profit organisation that introduces young people from local communities to the world of business and entrepreneurship by teaching them how to develope and operate their own legitimate small business. They have an excellent reputation. Give them a try.