2.  Miriam was one of the fifty-two people killed in the 2005 London bombings.  Her family and friends decided to respond positively.  They set up the Miriam Hyman Memorial Trust in May 2008 and equipped the Miriam Hyman Children's Eye Care Centre (MHCECC) in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.

3.  In addition to its work in India, the Miriam Hyman Memorial Trust aims to promote understanding and tolerance between different communities.

4.  We are going to hold a fundraising event for the benefit of the Outreach Programme at the MHCECC.  We will all be involved in the planning, organisation and running of the event

5.  Through your “Miriam’s Vision” B&E module, the fundraising event will be in aid of the Outreach Programme at the MHCECC in Bhubaneswar, India.  For example, £2.50 raised will buy a pair of glasses for someone who can’t travel to the MHCECC.  The theme will be “Appreciating our differences in order to make a difference”  The event will be held in school on…

6.  To learn and apply key Business & Enterprise skills in a real context  To develop a product or service to sell at the fair  To raise funds to contribute towards helping other people  To participate in a voluntary project

7. Business & Enterprise is about developing skills, attitudes and knowledge in:  Enterprise capability: Innovation, creativity, risk management, a “can-do” attitude and a drive to make things happen  Financial literacy: The ability to manage money and finances and to become informed consumers of financial services  Business and economic understanding: The ability to understand the business context

8.  By working in groups as teams  By being enterprising – generating ideas for the fundraising fair  By planning and developing products to sell – your chance to get creative  By planning and organising the event  By running the event  By “Making a Difference” and raising funds for the Outreach Programme at the MHCECC in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.