NYBEP provides strategic advice and individually tailored services to help schools and colleges enrich the curriculum, businesses engage actively in the development of their future workforce, and learners better understand their personal skills and future choices.
NYBEP meets HRH Prince Philip at the Great Yorkshire Show
This year marked the 150th Great Yorkshire Show, at which NYBEP hosted a stand in the Discovery Zone.
Malton School has been running a very successful Porta-Lab project for the benefit of local primary schools.
Forest School Pupil Wins Prestigious Enterprise Award
The Forest School, Knaresborough are pleased to announce that Courtney Hawkins, a Year 10 pupil at Forest School has won the Sir John Moore's Award for Special Achievement in Enterprise.
Progression Links: Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths
Are you thinking of a career in Science, Technology, Engineering or Maths? Do you need more information or guidance?
Then visit the new Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths progression links on this website.
Students Inspire at Annual Showcase Event
The prestigious Engineering Inspirations Education Showcase took place at the Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington on Wednesday 2nd July. It proved a very successful day, with the quality of student work exceeding all expectations and everybody enjoying themselves.
GSM BRINGS BUSINESS TO LIFE FOR BEDALE STUDENTS
Students at Bedale High School got a taste for working life today, as a Thirsk manufacturer challenged them to think outside their textbooks in a real life business situation.
Craven Schools Compete to Reduce Carbon Footprint
Schools from the Craven area have been working on a collaborative project. The schools who participated in the project are Ermysteds Grammar, Netherside Hall, Aireville, Upper Wharfedale, Settle College, Settle Middle and South Craven. Homeloan Management Ltd (HML) challenged the students to come up with creative, yet cost effective ways to reduce their current carbon footprint.
Pictured are two members of the winning team from Settle Middle School with the staff from HML. The students in the picture are Peter Bentley and Ben Jones and the HML staff are (from left to right) David Mitchell - Procurement Analyst, Katherine Wass - Organisational Development Adviser and Anthony Mattock - Head of Business Infrastructure.
The Prime Minister's Global Fellowship
An opportunity for young talent to experience first-hand the major new countries of the global economy
Cultures and people around the world are connected more than ever before, opening up exciting possibilities for young people. It matters that today’s generation of young people grow up understanding first-hand what globalization means for people and are confident to make the most of the opportunities of the twenty first century. The Prime Minister’s Global Fellowship has been created to nurture outstanding talent and enterprise through international exposure to different countries and their way of life.
