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Total results: 16Key:  Free Resource.
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| Company Programme |
Pupil teams set up and run real businesses, taking on the roles of different business functions, and have to raise and manage money, make their product and sell it. Comprehensive briefing material and training is provided, and advisers from local businesses work with the teams throughout the project. See Team Enterprise for a version designed for pupils with special needs.
Key Stages: 16-19 Format: Paper, CD-ROM
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| Euro Money Kit |
A large resource kit which aims to help children to become familiar with the coins and their relative values, and use them confidently in basic operations and everyday transactions.
Cost: £49.95 per kit
Key Stages: Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2
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| Guardian Money Pages |
The Guardian on-line money pages may be useful for gathering background information for your classes, or for student research.
Key Stages: Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, 16-19
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| Money and Morals Curriculum |
A 20 lesson course designed to make students aware of the need in their workplace for honesty, integrity, and social responsibility. Video consists of six role plays desinged to trigger students discussions.
Cost: £65 Teacher’s Programme £6.99 Student’s Programme £75 Photocopiable Student’s Programme £15 Trigger Video £199 Special Class Offer (Teacher’s Programme, 20 Student’s Programmes & Trigger Video)
Key Stages: Key Stage 4, 16-19 Format: Paper, Video
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| MoneyMadeClear |
This new website from The Financial Services Authority aims to get to the bottom of money matters - 'no selling, no jargon, just the facts'. It contains information to help consumers get to grips with the financial implications of major life events through the use of step-by-step guides, covering life events. It also contains useful tools such as the enhanced budget calculator, mortgage calculator and the 'compare products' tables.
Key Stages: Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, 16-19
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| Project Business UK |
A resource comprising of a Business and Teacher manual with photocopiable resources for activities, with a CD containing all the activities and other suggestions. This is a six/seven unit activity. It is facilitated by a business partner with the support of a teacher.
Cost: Costs are normally met by the supporting company and training is done by Young Enterprise regional staff. Both the teacher and business partner are trained together.
Key Stages: Key Stage 4 Format: Paper, CD-ROM
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| Six-Steps |
This new website from Aviva is to help people plan for retirement. It is a free, unbiased web based planning resource to help people make informed financial decisions for retirement.
Key Stages: Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, 16-19
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| Sponsorship - a negotiation exercise |
Pack including everything you need to run a simulation of a voluntary organisation seeking sponsorship. Activity will take about 2 hours, and pupils will be required to seek sponsorship from a bank.
Cost: £5
Key Stages: Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, 16-19 Format: Paper
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| Teachers TV - Catriona's Big Day Out & The School Disco |
Two 15 minute programmes featured on Teachers TV for Key Stage 2:
Catriona's Big Day Out
This programme follows ten year-old Catriona on her financial journey as she saves up and budgets for a day out for her parents and best friend.
Catriona's Big Day Out is a pupil resource, designed to be shown in your classroom.
The School Disco
Pupils at Howden Junior School near Goole have been set the challenge of raising funds by staging an event. Members of the school council decide to hold a disco with the theme of a ball.
The School Disco is a continuing professional development programme.
Key Stages: Key Stage 2
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| Teachers TV - Innovation - Every Child Matters at Work |
A look at the Meaningful Work scheme which has had a positive impact on pupil self-esteem and attitudes to learning at Bulphan Primary School in Upminster.
The scheme, introduced as part of the Every Child Matters campaign, encourages children to help teaching staff and support workers by doing jobs around the school in exchange for points.
Key Stages: Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2
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| Teachers TV - Paying Your Own Way & The Money Quiz |
Two 15 minute programmes featured on Teachers TV for Key Stage 4:
Paying Your Own Way
This programme follows 18 year-old Jo and his 16 year-old brother Tom as they set up home on their own for the first time.
Paying your own way is a student resource, designed to be shown in your classroom.
The Money Quiz
PSHE coordinator Ann Jobling gets to grips with teaching financial education by drawing on information from the government, charities and financial organizations.
The Money Quiz is designed for use by teachers and heads of department interested in finding out how to include personal finance education into school life and the curriculum in an engaging way.
Key Stages: Key Stage 4
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| Team Enterprise |
This version of the Young Enterprise Company Programme has been developed to meet the special needs of students with learning difficulties. As in the main programme, pupils work in teams to set up and run businesses, with help from a Link Teacher and advisers from local businesses. Team Enterprise runs for two years as opposed to one for the main programme.
Key Stages: Key Stage 4, 16-19 Format: Paper, CD-ROM, Website
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| The Customer is Always Right |
Classroom activities to support GNVQ Business, using the food and catering sector. Sponsored by McDonalds and North London TEC.
Cost: £7.00
Key Stages: Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, 16-19 Format: Paper
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| The Red Box |
www.redbox.gov.uk invites visitors to take on management of The Square. Through playing games and answering questions students must raise enough money to maintain, or preferably improve, the services offered in The Square. Students control their own budget and thus gain experience of how decisions about tax and public spending are made.
There are two different versions of the site, one suitable for 7-11 year olds and one for 11-16 year olds. Both can be used as standalone ICT resources or in conjunction with the material provided for each age group.
The materials and the website could be used to develop an interesting and exciting enterprise activity where students, working in groups, take responsibility for the services in The Square, allowing them to make decisions about how money is spent on the community.
Key Stages: Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 Format: Website
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| Towards 2000-Consumer Education in the Classroom |
A 94 page book looking at consumerism and the national curriculum. Broad study suggesting how the subject can be tackled with a cross-curricular approach.
Cost: £12.95 plus £1.95pp
Key Stages: Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, 16-19 Format: Paper
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| Young Scot |
A lively, all-encompassing guide for young people in Scotland. Includes information about benefits, education, health, housing, law, leisure, money, relationships.
There are two separate information handbooks, one aimed at 11 - 15 year -olds, the other aimed at those aged 15+.
Cost: £7 per individual pack or £2.50 for bulk orders of the book(s).
Key Stages: Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, 16-19 Format: Paper
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