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23 October 2026

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Five ready-to-teach, faith-based money lessons for ages 14-16 (Key Stage 4), ideal for Citizenship, PSHE and RE, and for Talk Money Week.

Each 50-minute lesson includes learning objectives, a starter, a Bible passage with a plain-English explanation and key word, a main activity, discussion questions, a reflection, a 24-hour challenge and a plenary.

Lessons: 1 to 5

Plan Before You Spend (Proverbs 21:5): build a simple monthly budget
Wants, Needs and Contentment (Luke 12:15): spot how adverts create “wants�
What Would You Do With £1,500? (Proverbs 21:20): plan a lump sum wisely
Too Good to Be True (Proverbs 13:11): scams, money mules and honest gain
Use What You’ve Been Given (Matthew 25:21): saving, simple interest and giving

Includes: 38 PowerPoint slides (activity slides editable; title and Scripture slides locked), teacher notes with curriculum links, and printable student worksheets.
Suitable for: Key Stage 4 and sixth form, Christian and faith schools, youth groups and home educators. Based on the workbook A Study In Personal Finance, also in my ÌÇÐÄVlog shop.

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