Enhance your students' understanding of the budgeting process with this case study based activity. They will be required to work individually or in teams to create sales, expenditure and profit budgets. Can be used for A-Level or GCSE classes. Instruction sheet, excel proforma and answer sheet all included.

Jammal is a 16 year old facing a typical teenage financial dilemma. Students will be tasked with helping him to find a solution. This extremely popular resource has been used across the country, helping learners to understand the importance and purpose of budgeting, distinguish between essential & non-essential items and create personal income and expenditure budgets for their day to day life. This resource has everything you need to create an unforgettable lesson. Approx 1 hr 30-45 mins. Includes- Detailed lesson plan with timings Power-point presentation with teacher notes and timings Movie clips integrated within the power-point. Student worksheets

A whole lesson interactive power-point presentation with activities and quiz. Covers a range of topics including how banks operate, the benefits of banking, the different types of accounts, savings, loans and interest rates. Approx 1 hr lesson.

A high impact, high quality, team-based project for students of Financial Studies. Covering a range of topics related to financial institutions, their products and services, credit cards and effective marketing. This adaptable resource is designed to cover a series of lessons (up to ten). Students will investigate the range of fInancial institutions in their local area e.g. banks, building socieities and credit unions. They will sketch and annotate maps, detailing the key features of each institution. Students will then work in groups to design their own financial institution. Taking on challenges to develop paper, audio and video marketing materials. Guidance notes, printable sheets and web-links included.

Put your student’s Business and Personal Finance knowledge to the test with this 40 room ESCAPE ROOM challenge. Each room tackles a different topic from Unit 3 (A-F) and requires students to choose the correct response/ door in order to advance to the next room. If they get the answer wrong… then it’s back to the start! This version of escape rooms has been designed to take away the hassle of printing out clue cards and placing envelopes around a room. Instead it is all cleverly built into one interactive power-point, which can be delivered as a class room activity or an independent task. A great resources for reinforcing subject knowledge and getting the students rto put down markers on their own progress.

A fun and challenging revision activity for LIBF CeFS Unit 1. This resources has been designed to align with the Jan 2022 Part B examination (Case study 1: High earner with car trouble); however can easily be edited to suit any case study or simply used for general revision on the unit. Students can work independently or under teacher led guidance to- Revise key terms and concepts Recall key facts from the case study Enhance skills in application of context Develop analytical skills, with use of connective terminology

Reinforce your students subject knowledge with this fun pack of 4 crosswords covering key concepts from Unit 1(LIBF- CeFS). Solutions included. Crossword 1- Topics 1-3 Crossword 2- Topics 4-6 Crossword 3- Topics 7-9 Crossword 4- Topics 10-12

A spin on the classic TV series- Mastermind. This resource offers a comprehensive revision tool forLIBF DipFS Unit 4. Suitable as a whole class, group or individual activity Features: Electronic score counter Countdown clock 9 Topics*, 135 questions and full set of answers (in notes section- print in advance) Students go against the clock, with 60 seconds to answer questions on their ‘specialist subject’- Topics Topic 1: The financial system Topic 2: Competition in the Financial Services Sector Topic 3: Sustainability in the financial services sector Topic 4: The impact of the media on the sustainability of the financial services industry Topic 5: External influences on financial services providers and their products Topic 6: The impact of change and uncertainty on financial products Topic 7: Marketing materials and their effectiveness Topic 8: Attracting, retaining and satisfying customers Topic 9: Market segmentation and product development

Ultimate Team entrepreneur cards. 11 FIFA style cards to include well known entrepreneurs including Richard Branson, Elon Musk and Oprah Winfrey. ** Includes separate biography cards.** What better way to engage your learners in the concept of entrepreneurship, with a spin off from the most popular sports game on the planet?! Ideal for wall displays or collectors items. Recommended to be printed on card and laminated.

A power-point presentation and quiz to to help students understand the differences between debit cards, credit cards, store cards and pre-paid/gift cards.

Give your students the confidence, skills and knowledge they need in financial matters with this exciting Key Stage 3 classroom activity package. Content covers- Money recognition The value of money Methods of payment NB- Teacher notes/ instructions included within.

This challenging crossword is ideal for helping students to understand the key features, pros and cons of the different forms of payment. Links directly with a range of curriculum courses including the new BTEC National in Business, Unit 3 content. Can be used as a personal finance session activity or a tutor time challenge.

Designed to help learners get to grips with Part A of the Personal and Business Finance unit this worksheet task requires learners to identify and justify the most appropriate method of payment in a range of different scenarios. Detailed answer sheet included.