What Is Entrepreneurial Education?

Entrepreneurial Education supports students to develop their Capabilities for work and life in a way that values their input, that caters for their diverse needs and interests and – most importantly – allows them to learn by finding and resolving real world problems worth solving. It is a way of educating our students with skills for the future, rather than skills for the past.

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Opportunities also exist for students not in the Special Interest to engage with Entrepreneurial Learning. This includes:

  • Classroom Activities using Inquiry and Product Based Learning
  • LIFT (Leadership, Innovation Futures, Teamwork)
  • Year 7 and 8 Empowering Futures
  • Year 10 Product Development
  • Year 11 Business Innovation
  • Short Programs including:
    • Young Change Agents
    • Australian Business Week
    • Code Academy

For more information on Entrepreneurial Learning and its importance to our children’s future, please see the videos below:

Video 1: Professor Yong Zhao, Foundation Distinguished Professor in the School of Education at the University of Kansas


Video 2: South Australia’s Chief Entrepreneur, Jim Whalley


Video 3: Heathfield High School former Principal, Mr. Roy Page