Money Sense Educational Board Game

All school are now required to teach financial education as a part of the PSHE and Citizenship curriculum. The Money Sense Educational Board Game is a great and exciting new game that includes all components of financial matters in a lively, challenging and thought-provoking manner.

A Gap in the Market

Despite all schools teaching maths on the curriculum, very few also taught students the day to day finance practises they would need for the future until a few years ago. There is still a need for good consistent finance education, as many teenagers approaching university do not have experience in putting money into a bank account, or even know how to read a pay slip. 

How to Play the Money Sense Game

The aim of the games is to have players making financial decisions, earning a salary, and making up budgets. The game can be played either competitively or co-operatively; each player roles the dice to navigate around the board, and will occasionally receive a That's Life card that will outline some life events that can through budgeting off course.

Why Is It Important to Teach Young People About Finances?

If young people receive little to no guidance on finance before adulthood, it can mean that they are poorly prepared to manage money later on, and be more likely to go into debt. Schoolchildren who start to forming savvy financial habits early on will be better equipped in making effective and informed money management decisions as adults.

What is Included in the Board Game?

The Money Sense Board Game comes with:

• 1 x Playing board
• 1 x Set of That's Life playing cards
• 1 x Die
• 1 x Set of instructions with guidance for use

ISBN: 9781909207981