HSBC money management workshops key stage 2 - Stay Safe Partnership

HSBC are offering a range of free interactive workshops to educate and engage children around money management skills. Please detail which workshop you are interested in on the booking form.

1. Understanding money

Household budgeting

7 to 9 years

A session designed to help young people understand regular household expenses such as rent, council tax, utility bills and food. In learning this they can become more aware of the costs of living at home and when they move out for the first time.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

The Lost Purse

7 to 9 years

A look at the various ‘plastic cards’ that we use, as well as exploring purchase decisions and how we choose to pay for things to manage our cash flow.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

Going Digital

9 to 11 years

As more people are using cashless payment methods in society today, this session looks at how things are paid for, and what happens with each click and every tap.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

2. Fraud and identity theft

Guarding Against Fraud

9 to 11 years

A guide on how to recognise fraud and protect yourself, your online identity and your money. Highlights money mules and the consequences of getting involved.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

Money Mules: Protecting Your Bank Account from Criminals

9-11 years

An introduction to the world of the Money Mule and how to avoid being targeted as one. This session looks at the methods used to recruit money mules, how to spot the red flags and the risks of becoming a money mule.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

3. Good for Money maths

European Tour

7 to 9 years

Linked to Being a Responsible Citizen within the PSHE framework, children explore their international understanding of money, building understanding of exchange ratesand making calculations through a trip across Europe.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

The Lost Purse

7 to 9 years

A look at the various ‘plastic cards’ that we use, as well as exploring purchase decisions and how we choose to pay for things to manage our cash flow.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

Sporting Chance

9 to 11 years

This fun, interactive session explores how easy it can be to get ‘carried away’ spending money through not considering all the added extras involved in a day out. Children will have the opportunity to plan a day out to see their team play and look at what choices we can make to keep in budget.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

4. Budgeting and making decisions about money

Making Wise Choices: The Expedition

7 to 9 years

This session challenges children to think about their purchase choices, what are essential needs and what they can live without.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

Super Supper Challenge

7 to 9 years

This session focuses on healthy eating and staying within a budget. It encourages young people to consider the choices we make around money, based on needs and wants, in particular exploring if it is possible to eat well on a limited budget.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

Smart Gaming

9 to 11 years

In this session we explore the world of gaming, making connections between value for money and budgeting as well as exploring fraud and identity theft. Developed in Partnership with GetSafeOnline.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

Savvy Shopping

9 to 11 years

Building an understanding of what is value and how we make financial decisions. An exploration of the buying cycle and offers available on the high street and online.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

5. Sustainability and the environment

Shopping Sense

7 to 9 years

Explore the concept of ‘fairness’ and how to spend money ethically. Builds awareness of how our spending decisions can impact communities.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

Woodland Workshops (Outdoor)

7 to 9 years

Learn about our essential needs, good financial habits and the impact we have on the world around us through outdoor discovery activities, a woodland cartoon and woodland worksheets.

Availability: In Classroom / outdoor setting (up to 30 children)

Sustainable Choices

9 to 11 years

A look at how our spending choices impact our environment. From everyday living to choosing how and where you spend your money in order to make cost and eco savings

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

6. Money and work

World of Work

9 to 11 years

Making the links between work, money and future lifestyle goals. This session explores earnings, deductions and the choices we make around spending and our lifestyle.

Availability: In Classroom (up to 30 children) / Live Digital Session (Up to 90 children)

All sessions are available free and are delivered by a trained member of the HSBC UK Education Network online over Zoom. Face-to-face is fully booked until December 2024.

To book a session(s), simply complete the booking form with your contact information. Note which sessions are of interest for each year group in the additional details box together with preferred dates.

Please be aware that, due to capacity, we are now only offering these sessions digitally over Zoom.

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