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THE BAKEHOUSE EDITION
What if your child
spent this summer
launching a business
instead of just attending a holiday club?
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Most summer clubs keep children busy.​
Boss Summer School helps children build confidence, creativity and real-world skills through a hands-on entrepreneurship experience disguised as baking.
Over five weeks, children learn how businesses are built, create their own products, develop a brand, understand customers, and prepare for a real pop-up shop where they showcase and sell what they have created. Because confidence isn't taught.​ It's built through experience.
The B.O.S.S Journey
Every child follows the B.O.S.S. Journey as they transform from curious learners into confident young entrepreneurs, building real skills, real character and real confidence through
Barry's Bakehouse.
Bake it!
Children learn that excellence begins with creating something of genuine quality.
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Through practical production, experimentation and refinement, they develop creativity, discipline and pride in their work.
Own it!
Children move beyond following instructions to taking ownership.
They make decisions, solve problems and accept responsibility for the success of the business as a team.
Share it!
Children learn to communicate with purpose. They develop the confidence to present ideas, represent the Barry's Bakehouse brand and work collaboratively to engage customers and their community.
Sell it!
Children experience the reality of enterprise. They launch their products to the public, serve real customers, handle transactions and discover the value of creating something people are willing to buy.
A REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE
Real Impact . Real Growth
Where is Boss
Summer School held?
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Swindon, Wiltshire
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Boss Summer School is delivered as a progressive five-week experience:
1–29 July: Live online workshops, where children develop an entrepreneurial mindset, create their product, build their brand and learn essential financial literacy.
31 July: An in-person bakery experience in Swindon, Wiltshire, where children bake, package and prepare their products for launch.
1 August: A live pop-up shop experience in Swindon town centre, where children sell to real customers and celebrate the successful launch of Barry's Bakehouse.
PARENT
Lillian
United Kingdom
I’m really impressed with this class. It’s been such a positive experience for my daughter,not just in what she learned, but in how she’s grown in confidence and mindset.
PARENT
Joanne
United Kingdom
The program taught her practical entrepreneurship skills in a fun and engaging way, and the pop-up cupcake shop was an excellent hands-on opportunity to apply what she learned.
PARENT
Marsha
Trinidad and Tobago
The program was well-organized and provided a meaningful, hands-on introduction to entrepreneurship for children.