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P4P5 Money Matters: Introduction to Financial Literacy

P4P5 Money Matters: Introduction to Financial Literacy
Year-End School Holidays

P4P5 Money Matters: Introduction to Financial Literacy

Duration
2 x 3 hour lessons
Classes Fully In Person
w/GST

Programme Overview

Our Financial Literacy programmes bring Mathematics concepts to life through practical, real-world applications, equipping students with essential money management skills from a young age. Through relatable scenarios, engaging activities and hands-on learning experiences, students will explore the value of money and discover the relationship between earning, spending, saving and giving.

Your child should be enrolled in this academic level in 2027.

If you are interested in registering but registration has closed for your preferred option, please contact us at specialprogrammes@thelearninglab.com.sg for assistance.

Programme Focus

Your child will be introduced to the four pillars of personal finance – earning, saving, investing and risk management. Through project-based learning and fun activities, your child will learn about different types of investments in the market and how to make prudent financial decisions. In addition, he or she will better understand the value of the dollar and how to apply money management skills to his or her daily life, helping to prepare your child for life in the real world. 

By applying Mathematics concepts to everyday financial decisions, students will build a strong foundation in financial literacy and develop the confidence to make informed, responsible choices about money. 

Course Outline

  • Understanding Money: Explore the value of money and the meaning of various financial terms.
    Earning and Expenditure: Understand income, allowances and responsible spending habits.Saving and
  • Budgeting: Learn to set savings goals, understand interest, create simple budgets and make financial plans.
  • Introduction to Investing: Discover how investments work and understand the relationship between risk and returns.
  • Financial Decision-Making: Apply Mathematics concepts to compare costs, evaluate choices and manage money responsibly.

Course Highlights

Topics covered include:

  • Why do we save money and what is interest? 
  • Types of investments and return on investments
  • Expenditure and Payment Types
  • What is risk management?
  • What are investment strategies?

Math Concepts:

  • Decimals (Four Operations)
  • Percentage (Fundamentals)
  • Percentage (Calculating Interest)
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Student Information

If you have more than one child, do register each child separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

About P4P5 Money Matters: Introduction to Financial Literacy

Who can join this programme?

The programme is open to all students who will be in P4 or P5 in 2027.

Will students be grouped by level?

Students will generally be grouped by level, depending on how many sign up.

Would you recommend this programme for my child at this age?

Yes. This is a good age for students to start learning how to manage money and put what they learn into practice. Through this programme, they’ll see how the Mathematics concepts they learn in school apply to everyday decisions about money.

Will there be any homework?

There will be no homework. Students will complete all worksheets and activities during the programme. The teacher will guide students through the questions during each session and mark their worksheets.

How is this different from your regular curriculum?

Our regular curriculum builds a strong foundation in Mathematics concepts and problem-solving skills. In our Financial Literacy programme, students apply those concepts to everyday decisions about money. Through hands-on activities and relatable scenarios, they’ll practise creating a budget, setting savings goals and comparing costs before deciding what to buy.