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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

  • From the very first day there was this buzz in the classroom. It was fantastic. Students were begging for the next Banqer lesson.

    Yvonne Daly, Head of Business and Information Systems, Waimea College

Three reasons educators
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Impact

Grow students' true financial capability and create real life impact

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Engagement

Engage every student and spark their curiosity beyond the classroom

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Made Easy

Save precious time with flexible and curriculum aligned learning resources

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Starting your first Banqer lesson is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Register your school, invite your students and download your first lesson plan.

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Why Mission Heights Junior College uses Banqer High to build Lifelong financial skills

At Mission Heights Junior College, financial literacy is compulsory for Year 10 students. Deputy Principal Reshmika Lal shares how Banqer High supports their cross-curricular approach, fostering real-world money skills and smarter financial decisions.

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How Papanui High School’s optional Commerce course captures half their Year 9 & 10 cohort

At Papanui High School, half the Year 9 and 10 students choose Commerce as an optional course. Head of Commerce, Justin Warren, believes Banqer is a big reason why.

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