PET is a web-based tool for supporting young people in developing enterprise capability. It has been conceived and designed by Matthew Evans, Assistant Head at Forrest School, Berkshire and BBC National Enterprise Teacher of the Year 2007. As a teacher you can share and benefit from his experience by trialing PET to embed the delivery of enterprise skills within your school.




PET captures evidence of students' enterprise learning and gives students incentives to undertake structured self-assessment. As the students' capabilities improve, PET promotes increasingly challenging learning and maps the students' progress, recognising their achievement and personal development.

Schools are able to assess the impact of educational activities through PET, and easily access data to demonstrate the effectiveness of enterprise learning programmes. EBLOs (Education Business Link Organisations) working with schools across their region are able to access data to report outcomes to partner companies and sponsors. PET also provides continuity of learning between school and EBLO organised events



The tool is designed to appeal to young people, making innovative use of educational games, point scoring, leader boards and personalised features to engage the student. PET is available to any student in a subscribing school and is accessible from anywhere with internet access.



PET is available for purchase by secondary schools in England and Wales. The tool will enable schools to;
 
Effectively assess and track enterprise learning
   
Report to sponsors, outside agencies and educational bodies on the effectiveness of the school’s enterprise programme
   
Raise the profile of enterprise learning with students, teachers, parents and the community

PET will integrate with a school’s existing enterprise programme and support them in embedding enterprise across the curriculum.

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