Talk Money Week encourages people to open up and discuss their finances.
English, maths, history, music, geography, art, science...all topics we expect our young people to be learning about throughout their time at school. But what about money?
As a mutual society, we exist to improve the communities we operate in. Aside from being a trusted provider of savings and mortgages, we have a responsibility to educate the savers and borrowers of tomorrow, ensuring that they feel confident to manage their money when they become adults.
We work with local schools in and around our branch towns in Berkshire, Hampshire, and Oxfordshire to offer a range of financial education initiatives. These include:
Our flagship primary school scheme, Junior Newbury Building Society.
Virtual and in-person classroom sessions in secondary schools with registered charity, WizeUp Financial Education.
Volunteering at local careers fairs, promoting different careers in the financial services sector.
Email marketing@newbury.co.uk to tell us about it.
JNBS is our flagship financial education project for children aged 7-11, which we run in partnership with local primary schools.
Learn moreWe've partnered up with WizeUp Financial Education, a national charity who deliver financial education workshops to secondary school students.
Learn moreYou can check the Financial Services register on the FCA's website.