Twenty-five years strong, Moreton Entreprises (ME) gives students complete control of a student-led business. From inventory and accounts to marketing and serving, the students run a Tuck Shop that serves the pupil population and a Coffee Shop which is open to family and friends. Each year a new board of directors is appointed to take the helm and make their mark and gain real life skills in the process.

Directors’ Table events invite guests from regional businesses to engage in lively, interactive discussions led by our enthusiastic young entrepreneurs. These are not career talks, but informal discussions, led by business leaders who share their experience and expertise and invite open discussion and debate. Topics have covered: self-awareness of your own behaviour, personal finances, time management and “bouncebackability”.

Held every International Women’s Day, the MMB Conference invites business leaders to share advice on the realities of the business world through lectures and workshops with our pupils and invited students from local schools.

Moreton’s Annual Business Lunch is a must-attend, sponsored event which attracts more than 400 business guests from across the region. Previous speakers include: Sir William Hague, Baron Hague of Richmond, Sir Malcolm Walker, CBE, Founder and Executive Chair of Iceland Foods, and Xavier Rolet, former CEO of the London Stock Exchange.

Moreton Connect is a network of contacts amongst parents and Old Moretonians that Moreton students can access for career advice and other work-related opportunities. The bank of businesses, across a wide variety of sectors, offers our current students and recent leavers opportunities to access quality work experience placements and internships, as well as advice and guidance.

Moreton’s bespoke Life Skills programme is a year-long course for the Lower Sixth designed to prepare pupils for life after Moreton. It covers such vital skills as interview preparation, personal finances and work-life balance.