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Video for What are needs and wants?

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What are needs and wants?

Pupils find out the difference between needs and wants.

Age: 5-8

Interactive activity for How does money affect affect my feelings?

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How does money affect my feelings?

Introduces pupils to the concept of debt and the potential impact on emotional wellbeing.

Age: 8-12

Interactive resource for How do I keep my finances secure?

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How do I keep my finances secure?

Students learn how to recognise and prevent different types of fraud.

Age: 12-16

Interactive for How can I plan for the unexpected?

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How can I plan for the unexpected?

Explores how students can plan and manage financial risk.

Age: 16-18

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