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This year’s theme, “Colours of the Rainbow”, challenged students to incorporate either a single colour or a range of colours into their products, branding and marketing materials. The result was a wide range of businesses and a colourful marketplace enjoyed by students and staff. Stalls ranged from \u2018Mama\u2019s Mac\u2019<\/em> mac & cheese and \u2018Nachobell\u2019 <\/em>nachos, to a variety of sweet treats, drinks and handmade bracelets.<\/p>\nMarket Day also serves a broader purpose by supporting a charitable cause. Profits from the event will be donated to Let’s Build a School<\/em>, a charity that has been improving access to education in a rural Cambodian school since 2013. Let’s Build a School<\/em> supports a range of school-based programs that enhance opportunities for primary school students. Funds raised from last year’s Market Day contributed to the creation of a new school vegetable garden, the employment of a new English teacher, and provided funding for Khmer cultural classes and a sports program. This year, students generated more than $5,000 in revenue, with proceeds going towards supporting the ongoing work of Let’s Build a School<\/em>.<\/p>\nCongratulations to all Year 10 Commerce students on their hard work and contributions to an incredibly successful day. A special thank you to everyone in the SCEGGS community who supported the event, including the SCEGGS maintenance and catering teams.<\/p>\n
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