The Rotary Club of Taunton supports young enterprise and is working with Queen’s College Junior School to develop children’s understanding of business.
Most recently teams of young children from Queen's College participated in an enterprising challenge, supported by the Club. With just £2 each, small teams gathered together to see who could create the most enterprising idea to raise the most money for charity. The children raised £1,109 for the League of Friends Bed Appeal with projects which included car washing and baking to name but a few.
In their presentation to the Rotary Club, the Queen's Junior School children astounded and delighted members with their confidence, initiative, business skills and depth of learning derived from these activities. When asked what they had learnt from the experience, one young girl answered swiftly, 'We learnt quite quickly that Teamwork will make Dreams work'.
more We are proud to announce that young musicians from Taunton competed and achieved top results in the recent 2022 Young Musician District Final, going on to secure places at the South and Southwest Regional Final held in May 2022.
more Winners of the Club round of the Rotary Young Photographer 2021 competition were celebrated this week at a private award event.
more Once again youngsters from across the District astounded the audience with their eloquence and expertise in the recently revised Youth Speaks competition.
more Rotary supports the development of Leadership skills in this exciting outdoor programme
more Rosie and Kate visit Taunton, USA. Supported by the Rotary Club of Taunton, Kate and Rosie, both students of Richard Huish College, visited Taunton, Massachusetts in this long standing Rotary exchange.
more James Mockridge, a student of Queen’s College excelled to win first prize in the Rotary Young Chef competition for 2019, facing stiff competition from students across other local schools.
back The Pride of Somerset Youth Awards took place on 11th May, Somerset Day. 10 worthy winners received their awards at this magnificent event staged by BBC Somerset Presenters Simon Parkin and Claire Carter at Bridgwater and Taunton College.