The Enterprise Challenge is an annual, national competition during which secondary school students aged 11-16 learn about establishing and running a business through a business simulation game. The five best performing teams in each region compete to receive a coveted place in the prestigious National Final, pitching their developed business concepts to an expert panel of judges.

In the history of the competition, winning teams have enjoyed private trips on the London Eye, tea with the Prime Minister’s wife at 10 Downing Street, a trip to ITV News to meet a famous newsreader and the winners of Enterprise Challenge 2012/2013 were treated to a unique tour of Clarence House and a tour of HM Treasury, where they met Chief Secretary of the Treasury Danny Alexander!

The runners up receive £2,000 prize money for their school, and third-placed receive £1,000 prize money for their school. All finalists receive goodie bags and all students receive certificates.

The winning team is also supported by Mosaic to develop and launch their business idea, with prize money of £500, with the winning school receiving an additional £2000.

Enterprise Challenge 2015-16 participation rates

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The Prince’s Trust Enterprise Challenge (Mosaic)

The Prince’s Trust Enterprise Challenge (Mosaic)

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