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Below you will find the teaching materials for each Key Stage - within these are individual subjects with lesson plans, activities, handouts, etc. You can download the whole lesson or individual parts of it.
If you would like to view the presentations in Flash please access these through the student section.

Key Stage Downloads General Downloads

Use the links below to access downloads for each key stage:

Key stage 3

Key stage 4

Age 16 to 19

You may find the following downloads useful:

What's Your Money Style quiz zip

Debt Case Study Video
Differentiation

ADVICE ON DIFFERENTIATION

Differentiation is the adjustment of the teaching process according to the learning needs of the pupils.

It can be aimed at:

  • A whole class
  • Groups within the class
  • Individuals

Students can work in a variety of group configurations, as well as independently. Flexible grouping is evident.

  • Students can access the presentations themselves.
  • The lessons can be worked through as a class in small groups or as individual work. This way student’s can learn at their own speed and progress in their own time. They can work ahead independently on some projects, i.e. they cover the content faster or slower than their peers. The varying teaching strategies makes sure that students will occasionally learn in a manner compatible with their own learning preference but also expands their repertoire of alternative learning strategies in turn.
  • Group work or pair work allows younger students and less confident students and/or students with reading difficulties to get additional practice and experience reading away from the teacher as they develop fluency, comprehension and gain confidence.
  • Independently studying certain areas such as (bank accounts). Will give students the opportunity to will learn how to develop the skills for independent learning. The degree of help and structure will vary between students and depend on their ability to manage ideas, time and productivity.
  • Teachers can deliver the lessons and have an open forum throughout so all questions are addressed
  • The lesson contents can be used flexibly in the sense that pacing is varied based on student needs.
  • Students can have choices about topics they wish to study, ways they want to work, and how they want to demonstrate their learning.
  • Handouts with recommended font for people with possible visual impairments- download PowerPoint’s and edit to change to different font size

Developing financially capable young people

Click here to download a survey of good practice in personal finance education for 11–18-year-olds in schools and colleges.

Citizens Advice Bureau East Sussex County Council