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Lesson plan:

Augmented reality games

Pupils scan QR codes to access augmented reality experiences introducing the financial concepts of selling, spending and saving.

Age: 5-8

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Lesson plan:

How do I plan a simple budget?

Pupils explore how to plan a budget and keep track of their spending and saving.

Age: 8-12

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Lesson plan:

How can I understand credit and debt?

This lesson teaches students the meaning of credit and debt, as well as the important role that budgeting plays in managing money well.

Age: 12-16

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Delivery guide:

Business Masterclass

Two top sustainable entrepreneurs guide students through the journey of setting up a sustainable business.

Age: 16-18

Resources to help you plan for 2023

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Video:

What are needs and wants?

Pupils begin to understand that we might not always be able to have the things we want or need with this short video.

Age: 5-8

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Workshop resources:

Fraud scene investigators workshop

Use these resources to run a volunteer supported workshop that challenges pupils to solve a fraud that has been committed against their friend.

Age: 8-12

The word 'scam' in a dictionary

Lesson plan:

How do I keep my finances secure?

In this lesson, students learn how to protect themselves and others from being caught out by frauds and scams.

Age: 12-16

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Workshop resources:

Change today, save tomorrow

Empower students to make changes for a more sustainable future with this workshop on the importance of green consumerism.

Age: 16-18

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