The Feisty Females business owners (from l-r, back to front): Bailey Ngataierua (12) , Leand Sanders (12) and Rinoa Hawkins (13).
The Feisty Females business owners (from l-r, back to front): Bailey Ngataierua (12) , Leand Sanders (12) and Rinoa Hawkins (13).
Stratford Primary School pupils are selling basketball hoops, phone cases and tyre seats as part of their build a business project.
All year 7 and 8 pupils at the school participate in the annual project, which requires them to design, make and sell a product. The pupils spend weeks planning,costing and making their products, as well as designing posters and adverts for them.
Their work culminates in a market evening at the school, where parents and the local community are invited to come and shop.
Myah Johns (11) and Neisha Taylorr (11) were selling bubblegum scrub and washer necklaces in their business, Myeisha.
Myeisha business owners (from l-r): Myah Johns (11) and Neisha Taylor (11) with their washer necklaces and lipscrub.
"The lip scrub is good for lips and the washer necklaces make you stand out," Myah says.
The Feisty Females were selling tyre seats and key holders. The business is made up of Leand Sanders (12), Rinoa Hawkins (13) and Bailey Ngataierua (12).
Bailey says the group found it difficult to choose products to sell.
"Our group had a lot of good ideas and it was hard to decide on what to sell."
