Student Enterprise Programme National Finals

 

Congratulations to our two groups who have made it through to the Student Enterprise Programme National Finals in Croke Park on Friday May 5th 2023

BUD TO BLOOM

Bud to Bloom is an entry for the Student Enterprise Programme. Students in Heywood Community School who wanted to make a mark on the world with our product.Sustainability is at the core of their business, and every part of the product is either recycled or biodegradable. We try to be aware of the world around us and our products will always reflect this.

From all our us, we hope you enjoy our product (Dan Bergin, Roisin Bradley, Hannah Clancy & Erin Costigan)

Bud to Bloom from Heywood CS, from left: Roisin Bradley, Hannah Clancy, Erin Costigan and Dan Bergin. Picture: Alf Harvey.

HURLR

We are a TY Mini-Business called Hurlr based at Heywood Community School in Ballinakill, Co.Laois. This year we took part in the Student Enterprise Programme and were tasked with coming up with an innovative business idea. We decided to create a solution to a common problem faced, not only by ourselves, but also by many young people across Ireland. Our novel idea was to create a hurley holder for a bicycle to make travelling with a hurl easier and far safer. Our hurley holder is one of a kind. We have designed and produced it from scratch in our workshop. ( Daniel Aylward, Donil Mathew and Evan Farrell )

Hurlr from Heywood CS, from left: Daniel Mathew, Daniel Aylward and Evan Farrell. Picture: Alf Harvey.