Stiletto Staircase

Do your students have VIC School Saving Bonus still unallocated? Why not use it to bring a fun, engaging financial literacy workshop to your senior students in Term 3 or 4?
Our interactive sessions run for 1–2 periods and are designed to make real-world money matters relevant and exciting. We bring everything you need — a guest speaker, presentation, Kahoot quiz, and prizes — all delivered on-site at your school.
It’s a zero-cost opportunity for parents, thanks to the available bonus funding, and a valuable, memorable experience for students.
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Each time you save money it's the equivalent of earning money. It's all about perspective! When you make a cost savings you are ceasing a debit and increasing a profit. "A penny saved as a penny earned" - Benjamin Franklin

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Stiletto Staircase offer financial literacy workshops for teenagers to learn about real world money issues - bank accounts, credit cards, pay as you go, superannuation, pay rates, savings, budgeting and more. Get in touch to lock in a workshop for 2025

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