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Royal visit to Calday Grange Grammar School

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The Duke of York is set to visit Calday Grange Grammar School tomorrow (Tuesday September 12) to present a series of awards.

97 pupils at the school will receive a Bronze Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award.

The Duke of York, who is an active ambassador for educations and skills in the UK, founded the Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award (known as iDEA).

The aim of the award is to equip young people with digital and enterprise skills to help inspire them for their future careers and to unlock their potential.

The school participated in this award because it provides a fantastic opportunity for young people to gain a recognised qualification in digital literacy and to learn new enterprise skills that will help to set them up for success in the world of work.

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