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SHS in the News
The Coca-Cola Challenge
Year 10 prepare for the Coca Cola Challenge
Youngsters from Sheffield High school are eagerly preparing for their presentations in an attempt to win the Coca-Cola Challenge.
A national challenge has been set to all students in Yorkshire studying business studies at G.C.S.E. The challenge includes organizing a conference for the Coca-Cola Company. For various different important business men and women from Coca-Cola, from all over the world will be attending this. This challenge is extremely important, as it is promoting Yorkshire and will prove to other counties and regions that Yorkshire truly is unique.
In each business studies class’s students have been separated into teams; which will then create their own company. A group of 14-15 year olds; Emma Parkin, Faith Parkin, Hollie Watson, Ellen Andrews, Alice Whitworth and Lizzie Pinder have created a company called Live Yorkshire. They are currently working very hard; organising a conference location, activities for the important figures to take part in during the day and the evening, a hotel for the attendee’s to stay in and a delicious range of food for them to eat.
They are trying their best to ensure that Live Yorkshire blows the panel of judges away; we need your support to win, by helping us advertise Live Yorkshire around the school and local community. Our team as a public relations company is to increase the awareness of the conference, and make Yorkshire a business and tourist location. We are also going to be putting on a publicity stunt which will be a surprise on the day. So remember Live Yorkshire.
Live It Your Way, Live It The Yorkshire Way!