At CPS Global School, EY2 students embarked on a journey to understand the importance of money management, laying the groundwork for a lifetime of financial responsibility. They grasped that saving money isn’t just about accumulating wealth but about forming habits that lead to financial security, independence, and informed decision-making. By learning the basics of saving, spending, and budgeting, they gained a head start in financial literacy. Just like brushing teeth or doing homework, saving money is a habit that needs cultivation. To make this concept tangible, our EY2 learners chose their own piggy banks, selecting a teddy bank, which made saving personal and exciting. As they counted coins and rupee notes, they learned how to handle money safely. Observing their parents also played a crucial role, as they shared their thoughts and set personal financial goals. This activity fostered a routine that promotes independence, accountability, and a strong foundation for future financial decisions.
