Engage your students with this dynamic and thought-provoking resource, "Advertising, Media, and Peer Pressure", designed to uncover the hidden influences shaping our spending and saving habits. Packed with interactive activities, real-world examples, and engaging multimedia elements, this session empowers learners to:

• Analyse the psychological, social, and personal factors affecting their financial decisions.
• Critically evaluate advertising strategies and supermarket psychology.
• Develop strategies to resist pressures and make responsible financial choices.

Ideal for PSHE, financial education, or media studies lessons, this resource is perfect for fostering critical thinking and practical life skills. Spark meaningful discussions and equip your students to become savvy consumers today!

Step into the digital age with this eye-opening Fraud and Identity Theft Resource, tailored for PSHE and financial education lessons. Dive deep into:

• What identity theft really means and the sneaky tactics fraudsters use, from phishing and vishing to passport theft and data breaches.
• Real-world scenarios highlighting how personal information is stolen and misused.
• Engaging activities that challenge students to think critically about prevention, emotional and financial consequences, and the importance of safeguarding personal data.

With fascinating case studies (did you hear about the JD Sports breach?) and practical advice like forwarding scam texts to 7726, this resource equips students with the tools to protect themselves in a fast-paced digital world. Perfect for building life skills and awareness in today’s tech-driven society!

Empower your students to take control of their finances with this engaging and practical Budgeting Resource! Designed to develop essential life skills, this resource includes:

• Interactive activities to teach budgeting basics and decision-making.
• Real-world scenarios where students allocate a weekly budget for food, transport, luxuries, and savings.
• Key insights into teenage spending habits and financial planning tips, like the 50/30/20 rule.

Perfect for PSHE, financial education, or citizenship lessons, this resource encourages students to think critically about their spending choices and prepares them for real-world financial responsibilities. Make budgeting fun, relevant, and impactful!