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Term 3, 2026 

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Webinar: Betting on the future - teaching about gambling harms

GambleAware Week is from 19–25 October, providing an opportunity to raise awareness of gambling related harms and encourage people to seek support when they need it.
 
School-based educators and leaders are invited to join our webinar at 4pm, Tuesday, 20 October, where we will discuss strategies for addressing gambling awareness and harms as part of financial literacy education in schools. The webinar will be moderated by Roset Khair, Financial Education Manager at Ecstra, with expert speakers from education and government. 
Register for the webinar here.
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Talk Money reaches over 600,000 students and 15,000 workshops

Talk Money is celebrating major milestones, reaching over 600,000 students across more than 15,000 workshops in more than 1,700 schools nationwide! This success is due to the wonderful schools, educators and Talk Money team we work with every day to deliver money lessons for life.

 

This achievement comes at a time of growing national momentum around improving financial wellbeing and literacy, particularly for young people.

Book Talk Money for your school here. 

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2027 Financial Literacy in Action Awards - opening in Term 4!

Each year, as part of Global Money Week, we offer the Talk Money Financial Literacy in Action Awards. These awards encourage students to become the creators, not just the consumers, of financial information by creating an artifact that will help other young people learn about a financial skill.

 

Submissions are invited from students from all year levels and across learning areas. Students of all year levels could win up to $1,000 in cash prizes plus $250 for your school! We are also offering prizes for learners of diverse learning abilities and perspectives. Enter here from Term 4. 

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Term 4 roadshow update

Each year, our team of expert facilitators travel across the country to deliver interactive, in-person workshops to schools in rural and regional communities. Our range of free and engaging workshops are designed specifically for primary and secondary students of all backgrounds and life stages, teaching practical money lessons for life.

 

In Term 4 we are travelling to Bathurst, Orange, Gosford and Wyong in NSW, Ballarat and Shepparton in VIC, and Albany in WA. You can check out when Talk Money will be in your region here.

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Finance fact sheets & teacher resources

Our finance fact sheets are free resources that help teachers and parents guide students through important money lessons.

 

The rapid increase and easy access to online gambling in Australia has magnified potential harms, especially for young people. Talk Money has produced a gambling fact sheet for educators, students and families that explains the issues, the risks related to gambling and provides practical strategies and ideas to address these harms.

Our gambling fact sheet explains more.

 

Browse all of our free resources including posters, worksheets and helpful external websites, all designed to help teach young people about money.

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Book Talk Money workshops for Term 4

Talk Money's facilitator led workshops for Years 5 - 10 students, and 'Becoming scam savvy' single workshop for Years 7 - 10 are taking bookings for Terms 4 now and are close to capacity. The workshops include additional resources to reinforce learning and key concepts in class and at home.

 

The program is provided at no cost to schools, enabling more students across Australia to access financial education at key life stages. We consistently receive positive feedback from both teachers and students from the workshops.

 

Learn more and register your school here.

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Ecstra Foundation, Ground Floor, Work Club, 201 Kent Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, ACN 625 525 162

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