Success Stories

Get inspired by stories of Banqer in action in classrooms across New Zealand.

Empowering young students with financial literacy at Waiau Pa school

Claire Yee, who recently returned to full-time teaching uses Banqer to effortlessly deliver an exciting and comprehensive financial education programme.

two students with long blonde hair sitting at desks in a classroom. the students are wearing black and yellow school uniforms. on the desk are two laptop computers. the laptops are running the banqer app

Maungaraki School embeds financial literacy into inquiry learning

Maungaraki School Year 5/6 teachers embed Banqer Primary into their planning for the year, engaging all students, no matter their motivation or learning style.

Maungaraki students with handfuls of Banqer dollars

Life after Banqer: The long-term impact of financial education 7 years on

Banqer graduate, Lauryn Spreckley, shares her journey of financial literacy from primary school to young adulthood, and how Banqer shaped her financial knowledge and decision making skills.

primary students in the classroom

Real-life financial lessons made easy at Northcross Intermediate

Natasha de Soden is a Banqer advocate. Her Year 8 class leaves school with a new world of financial potential thanks to Banqer Primary. Learn how she brings financial education alive and why she loves the impact it creates.

female student on her laptop computer using banqer

Financial education inspiring St Joseph’s Catholic Primary year 5 and 6 students

Teacher Kerry Horan has seen her students develop real-life financial literacy and uses Banqer as a powerful incentive system.

financial education classroom management display

Employment, weekly costs and key competency focuses at Linwood School

Linwood Avenue School in Christchurch has been using Banqer since it launched in term one 2015.  Over 100 students have benefitted from this unique approach to learning about money management. Colin Hill, a Year 6 teacher at the school, shares the transformative impact he has seen in his students.

banqer team members address a classroom at linwood avenue school