02:48AM, Thursday 09 January 2014
Teams of Young Enterprise students will put their products to the test at a series of trade fairs.
Youngsters from schools across Windsor, Maidenhead and Slough will compete to be crowned Berkshire champions before going on to represent the county at the national finals.
The Young Enterprise charity has helped students set up and run a real business firm for a year, under the guidance of one of their business volunteers.
They will put their products on sale at trade fairs in Maidenhead's Nicholsons Centre on Saturday, Slough's Observatory Centre on Saturday, February 8, and Windsor's Royal Shopping Centre on Saturday, March 8.
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