Case studies
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1. Case study: My Money Week primary sucess stories
A collection of My Money Week success stories taken from various primary schools around the country.
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- 5 - 11 |
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2. Case study: My Money Week secondary success stories
A collection of My Money Week success stories taken from various secondary schools around the country.
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- 11 - 18 |
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3. Case study: My Money Week local authority success stories
A collection of My Money Week success stories from local authorities around the country.
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4. Case Study: Gateshead Council
An account of Gateshead Council's work in financial education which led to them receiving the Centre of Excellence award.
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5. Case study: Durham County Council
An account of Durham County Council's work in financial education which led to them receiving the pfeg Centre of Excellence award.
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6. Case study: Darlington Borough Council
An account of the financial education work undertaken by Darlington Borough Council which led to them receiving the pfeg Centre of Excellence award.
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7. Case study: Bristol, Primary Successes
An account of Bristol local authority's work in financial education which led to them receiving the pfeg Centre of Excellence award.
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8. Case study: Blenheim Primary School
An account of the financial education work undertaken by Blenheim Primary School which led to them receiving the pfeg Centre of Excellence award.
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- 4 - 11 |
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9. Case Study: Jack's Gold
A teacher at Applegarth Primary School planned a half-term of work for her Year 1 and 2 pupils, the Squirrels, to introduce financial capability through traditional tales. She used the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.
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- 4 - 11 |
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10. Case study: Starting a stationery store with years 4 and 5
Teachers of years 4 and 5 at one school had a clear idea about how they wanted to approach personal finance education with their classes: they wanted the children to feel that what they were doing related to the ‘real’ world. So they invited two bank volunteers and someone who ran a small business to support the children throughout their project – running a stationery store.
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- 7 - 11 |
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