Kids have proved themselves as the hotshot business people of the future after making a mint in a money-making competition.
Thousands of school children took part in the Make Your Mark With A Tenner contest.
They were given £10 and one month to make as much profit as possible.
One top money-maker, Fazila from London, collected a total of £410 with a doughnut-making scheme and donated her profits to her fave charities.
Lots of kids chose to give their profits to good causes. Others re-invested the cash into their project, or kept the money they made.
Money-making schemes involved everything from chocolate fountains and cake-making to salsa lessons and basketball coaching.
Kicking
Competition founder Oli Barrett, who made the £10 donation that started each project, said: "Entrepreneurship is live and kicking in the UK."
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