Supply them with equipment or grants, have open days and show the types of jobs they are looking to fill etc. Works both ways. Kids get a better school, maybe some interesting jobs and a reason to work harder as well as help with choosing their options at 14 (if that still exists).

The company sells some products, gets it brand better known, maybe hire some of the kids when they leave school, or sponsor one or two at uni.

I think it's possible to mix business and education, and perhaps there should be closer links without crossing into politics.

If there had been a few different businesses sponsoring my old school then it would have meant I'd have understood what my options meant and might have had a better idea of what to choose and if it was relevant. And what job I would like to do.

I now know that maths is actually very valuable and a degree in maths can get you into banking, muchos money.

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