Young Chamber

Business honour for Raincliffe School

RAINCLIFFE School in Scarborough is one of only 51 educational establishments in the country to be selected to take part in a major new national initiative.

The school, which has business and enterprise college status, was chosen to take part in Young Chamber, a scheme which aims to give 11 to 19 year olds a greater understanding of the world of business.

The aim of the initiative is to give young people a say on the issues which affect the local economic environment by creating better relationships between schools, chambers of commerce and business networks.

Sharon Balding, business manager for Raincliffe School, said: “We are very pleased to be selected as one of the first Young Chambers in the country; this is an exciting and innovative project to be involved with.

“Young Chamber will provide a unique experience for our students, and be a vital and real link between school and the world of business.

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