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  • Banqer High feels like a gaming platform. But what it's really doing is increasing the financial capabilities of the students.

    Matt Benassi, Commerce Teacher, Cashmere High

  • Banqer fitted in perfectly with what we were doing already, reinforcing what we were covering in class in a realistic and engaging way.

    Phil Temple, Head of Commerce, St Andrew’s College

  • Banqer High provides what we have been unable to, a financial bridge between now and the students’ futures.

    Brad Cachopa, Acting Head of Department for Finance and Society, Westlake Boys High School

How it works

Build student financial literacy across budgeting, careers, investments and more. Learning is made fun with our videos, quizzes and leaderboards.

Curriculum-aligned teaching resources

Teaching financial literacy is easy with 60+ resources for curriculum-alignment, classroom activities, student worksheets and more.

Fit for various subjects and year levels

Banqer High Junior fits well across Years 9-11 homegroups, Social Studies, Business/Commerce or Mathematics.

Award winning financial education platforms for schools

How Auckland Girls' Grammar teaches financial literacy through a social science lens

At Auckland Girls' Grammar, financial literacy is taught through a social sciences lens. Head of Faculty Matheus Elling shares how Banqer helps students connect real salaries, tax, and everyday decisions to their own futures.

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Getting Ahead of the Game at St Patrick's College

When the government signalled that financial literacy would become compulsory, Rowan Pearson didn't wait. Here's how St Patrick's College in Wellington built it into their Year 9 programme from the ground up.

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