Thanks for joining me at the It Takes A Spark Conference on 7 December at St Hilda’s!

I hope you found the session useful. In case you missed it, here’s my bio.

Below you’ll find:

1. Links to some of the research I mentioned
2. Downloadable links to the Maker Kids Club Success Path and curriculum mapping
3. A short survey to give me feedback, and
4. Some ways you can connect with Money School.

Thanks again for attending, wishing you a wonderful festive season.

1. Links to research

• 2018 PISA Financial Literacy results
• 2018 PISA Financial Literacy country note – Australia
• Washington Post article: Why financial education is a waste of time
• Source paper: Financial literacy, financial education and downstream financial behaviors
• Financial Capability (gov.au) research links

2. Maker Kids Club Resources

Download copies of:

• The Maker Kids Club Success Path with lessons listed
• Curriculum mapping for Year 5
• Curriculum mapping for Year 6
• Curriculum mapping for Year 7
• Curriculum mapping for Year 8

For more information on Maker Kids Club, see how the schools program works.

If you’d like to share kidpreneur stories with your students as inspiration, find them here and on our YouTube channel.

From March to July 2020, the full Year 5 cohort at Perth College completed MKC. Given its success, the full Year 6 and 7 cohorts completed the program from June to November 2020. Gallup testing was completed in August 2020. These are the results:

Perth College Gallup Poll Results – Year 5 cohort each year, intervention in early 2020 before testing

Perth College Gallup Poll Results – 2020 response to ‘I am learning how to save and spend money’ by cohort

Perth College Gallup Poll Results – 2020 response to ‘I have a paying job now’ by cohort

3. Feedback Form

I’d really appreciate your feedback. Please complete the form below and click ‘Submit’:

If you’re feeling generous, a review on Facebook never goes astray – click ‘Share feedback’ when you get to Facebook 🙂

(…and if you have read my non-fiction book, an online book review would be AMAZING.)

4. Connect with Money School

If this is your first time to the site – welcome!

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