Organising a child's birthday can be a pain, with multiple trips to an array of shops to get everything required.
But one group of teenagers has changed that by creating a "party in a box".
The group, from Pinehurst School on Auckland's North Shore, developed their idea as part of the Young Enterprise Scheme, which sees students from around the country create a business.
Team member Mackenzie Cooper, 16, said the group wanted to make throwing a party easier and they all love children.
"My own parents have done birthday parties and we know how much work went into them," Mackenzie said.
The "pop-up party" boxes would be delivered to the recipient roughly two weeks before the party and a cake would be delivered on the day.
The boxes contained goody bags, cups and plates, invitations and themed activities and menus. The menu also came with a shopping list.
There were three theme options, including under-the-sea, pirates and fairies.
Mikayla said their idea was like putting a party planner in a box but it was less intrusive than having a planner organise it all.
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June 30, 2017
Organising a child's birthday can be a pain, with multiple trips to an array of shops to get everything required.
But one group of teenagers has changed that by creating a "party in a box".
The group, from Pinehurst School on Auckland's North Shore, developed their idea as part of the Young Enterprise Scheme, which sees students from around the country create a business.
Team member Mackenzie Cooper, 16, said the group wanted to make throwing a party easier and they all love children.
"My own parents have done birthday parties and we know how much work went into them," Mackenzie said.
The "pop-up party" boxes would be delivered to the recipient roughly two weeks before the party and a cake would be delivered on the day.
The boxes contained goody bags, cups and plates, invitations and themed activities and menus. The menu also came with a shopping list.
There were three theme options, including under-the-sea, pirates and fairies.
Mikayla said their idea was like putting a party planner in a box but it was less intrusive than having a planner organise it all.
To read the full article click here