On Saturday 8 February, the enterprising students of Exeter School took their innovative products to Greendale Farm Shop, engaging directly with the wider public. Two teams from the school’s Young Entrepreneurs Club showcased their unique creations: Relique with their stylish rings made from repurposed spoons, and Exewick offering hand-poured candles crafted from sustainable soy wax. Despite the chilly weather, the students’ enthusiasm was undeterred. Their bright smiles and cheerful attitudes brought warmth to the passing customers, who were delighted by the ingenuity and sustainability of the products on display. Both teams reported strong sales and positive feedback from the community.
Lower Sixth student Jack S summed up the experience, saying, “It was a successful day for us to get our products out to the wider public. We’re thrilled with the support.”
The event not only provided valuable business experience for the young entrepreneurs but also highlighted Exeter School’s commitment to fostering creativity and sustainability among its students.
