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IQA000878 - ENG Kids Money Management Camp – IPC/ICC - Learn Money, Save Smart, Know Needs
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#ENM260822 英語體驗營｜兒童金錢管理 中/英 (Chinese/English) 加開班次
Available
2026年08月22日 至 2026年08月22日
(逢星期六)
11:30 - 13:30
深水埗
HK$ 368
Course Summary
English camp "Kids Money Management" uses the IPC/ICC framework for students aged 6-12, with a maximum of 7 per class (minimum 3 to start). The class begins with a fun price guessing game to help kids understand the value of money and that it comes from work. Through real-life examples, students learn to distinguish "needs" vs "wants" and master the "3-part allowance rule" (daily expenses, small treats, fixed savings). Role play compares "spender" vs "saver" outcomes, helping children build smart spending, self-control, and consistent saving habits. Finally, kids create their own piggy bank from recycled plastic bottles and write a savings goal to practice at home. Cost HK$368. Limited places available.
Course Description
English Single-Day Experience Camp
Money Management for Kids｜Learn Money, Save Smart, Know Needs
IPC/ICC Framework｜Max 7-Student Small Class (3 to start)｜2 Hours｜Inquiry-Based Learning
Experience Camp Introduction
IPC/ICC Framework This English single-day experience camp "Money Management for Kids" follows the International Primary Experience Camp (IPC/ICC) framework, helping children build a healthy relationship with money. The class begins with a fun price guessing game to help children understand the cost of everyday items and learn that money is earned through work – pocket money is not something to take for granted. Through real-life examples, students will learn to distinguish between "needs" and "wants," and master the 3-part pocket money rule (daily expenses, small treats, and savings). Through role-play scenarios, children will see the difference between "spending everything" and "saving consistently," helping them develop rational spending habits, self-control, and a saving mindset. Finally, children will upcycle a plastic bottle into their very own piggy bank, write down a saving goal, and take it home to put their learning into practice. Each class is limited to a maximum of 7 students (minimum 3 to start), ensuring personalised guidance. Parents are welcome to accompany and observe from the waiting area.
Experience Camp Highlights
- IPC/ICC Aligned – Cross-curricular learning integrating English, Math, and Life Skills
- Fun Price Guessing Game – Learn about prices and the value of money through play
- Needs vs Wants – Build the foundation for rational spending
- 3-Part Pocket Money Rule – Learn to plan for spending, entertainment, and saving
- Role-Play Comparison – Experience the difference between spending and saving firsthand
- Eco-Friendly Piggy Bank Craft – Upcycle a plastic bottle and write a saving goal
- Small Class of 7 (3 to start) – Ensuring interaction and individual attention
- Parents May Accompany – Observe from the waiting area (no participation)
IPC Learning Approach
The International Primary Experience Camp (IPC) is built around three core pillars:
- Subject Learning – Integrating English, Math, and Life Skills through the "Money Management" theme to create meaningful cross-curricular connections
- Personal Skills – Students develop decision-making, responsibility, and self-discipline through group discussions, role-plays, and craft activities
- International Mindedness – Comparing spending and saving habits across different cultures, fostering financial awareness as global citizens
Class Activities
Each 2-hour session explores the "Money Management for Kids" theme through the following activities:
- Price Guessing Challenge – Guess the prices of everyday items to understand the real value of money
- Where Does Money Come From? – Discuss the meaning of parents' work and understand that pocket money is earned
- Needs vs Wants – Sort items like food and stationery (needs) vs toys and snacks (wants)
- 3-Part Pocket Money Rule – Learn to divide pocket money into "daily expenses," "small treats," and "savings"
- Role-Play Scenarios – Act out "spendthrift" vs "saving expert" choices and compare the results
- Eco-Friendly Piggy Bank DIY – Create a savings jar from a recycled plastic bottle and write a personal saving goal
Experience Camp Details
| Camp Format | Single-Day Independent Experience Camp (can be combined with other themed days) |
| Theme | Money Management for Kids – Financial Literacy, Smart Spending & Saving Habits |
| Class Duration | 2 hours |
| Class Schedule | Saturdays or Sundays (morning or afternoon slots available) |
| Class Size | Maximum 7 students (minimum 3 to start) (ensuring quality interaction) |
| Curriculum Framework | International Primary Experience Camp (IPC/ICC) – Cross-curricular, inquiry-based |
| Fee | HK$368 (includes materials and certificate of participation) |
| Target Audience | Primary school students aged 6–12 |
| Parent Attendance | Parents may accompany and observe from the waiting area (no active participation) |
| Language | English (with supportive guidance) |
| Venue | Shop C-5, G/F, Wing Shing Building, 21-35 Castle Peak Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Register Now!
Limited to 7 students per class (minimum 3 to start) – secure your spot early!
Register via WhatsApp or contact our camp consultants:
WhatsApp: +852 9548 8600 / 9344 2355
Venue: Shop C-5, G/F, Wing Shing Building, 21-35 Castle Peak Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Parents are welcome to observe from the waiting area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the IPC/ICC framework?
The International Primary Curriculum (IPC) is a globally recognised, cross-curricular framework for primary education. It uses thematic, inquiry-based learning to help students develop academic knowledge, personal skills, and international-mindedness.
What age group is this experience camp for?
This camp is designed for primary school students aged 6 to 12, with a maximum of 7 students per class (minimum 3 to start), ensuring individual attention for every participant.
What does the "Money Management for Kids" theme cover?
The class includes price guessing games, discussions on where money comes from, distinguishing between "needs" and "wants," learning the 3-part pocket money rule, role-playing spending scenarios, and creating a piggy bank from a recycled plastic bottle with saving goals written on it.
When does the camp run?
The camp runs on weekends with individual themed days available. Limited to 7 spots per class (minimum 3 to start), early registration is recommended.
Can parents stay during the class?
Yes, parents are welcome to accompany their child and observe the class from the designated waiting area within the academy. However, parents do not participate in the activities.
How do I register?
You can register via WhatsApp at +852 9548 8600 / 9344 2355. Limited to 7 students per class (minimum 3 to start), first come, first served.
Last Updated: 31 July 2026
Key Points
‧ English camp "Kids Money Management" uses the IPC/ICC framework for students aged 6-12.
‧ Maximum 7 students per class (minimum 3 to start), ensuring personalized attention.
‧ Fun price guessing game to help kids understand the value of money and that it comes from work.
‧ Learn to distinguish "needs" vs "wants" – building a foundation for smart spending.
‧ Master the "3-part allowance rule": daily expenses, small treats, and fixed savings.
‧ Role play comparing "spender" vs "saver" – see the difference in results.
‧ DIY piggy bank from recycled plastic bottles – write a savings goal and put learning into practice at home.
‧ Maximum 7 students per class (minimum 3 to start), ensuring personalized attention.
‧ Fun price guessing game to help kids understand the value of money and that it comes from work.
‧ Learn to distinguish "needs" vs "wants" – building a foundation for smart spending.
‧ Master the "3-part allowance rule": daily expenses, small treats, and fixed savings.
‧ Role play comparing "spender" vs "saver" – see the difference in results.
‧ DIY piggy bank from recycled plastic bottles – write a savings goal and put learning into practice at home.
Terms & Conditions
Terms and Conditions
Registration & Deposit
A deposit is required to register for a course/exp. camp. The deposit will be deducted from the total course/campus fee. Upon confirmation of registration, the applicant is responsible for paying the remaining balance of the total course/exp. camp fee.
Fees & Payment
You may pay the full amount, or pay a deposit and settle the remaining balance no less than 7 days before the course/exp. camp starts. Failure to pay the balance by the due date will result in loss of your seat.
With the School’s approval, an installment plan may be available. You must authorise direct debit and set this up at least 10 working days before the course/exp. camp starts. Late or missed payments will result in removal from the installment plan, and you must pay the outstanding balance within 10 working days.
Under all circumstances, all payments made are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Cancellation & Refunds
If a student is unable to attend or complete the course/exp. camp for any of the following reasons: personal issues, illness, change of mind, relocation, pregnancy, family illness or bereavement, change in personal circumstances, failure to obtain a visa or loan, fees and deposits will not be refunded, nor will any future course/exp. camp credit be granted. The student remains liable for any unpaid fees.
Materials & Kits
Unless otherwise stated for the course/exp. camp (excluding laser courses/exp. camp), all students must purchase a tool kit and a towel pack, and bring them on each training day. Failure to do so will result in inability to attend class / practice / be assessed.
Students are required to practice on fellow students. If a student needs to bring their own model for medical reasons, they must provide written notice in advance.
Changes by the School
The School reserves the right to change course/exp. camp dates or locations. At least 48 hours’ notice will be given where possible.
Certificate Collection
Students must collect their certificate from the School within six months of receiving the notification of certificate readiness. After this period, the School will no longer keep the certificate.
Last updated: June 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the IPC/ICC framework?
The International Primary Curriculum (IPC) is a globally recognized cross-curricular framework that uses thematic inquiry-based learning to develop academic knowledge, personal skills, and international mindedness.
What age group is this camp suitable for?
What age group is this camp suitable for?
The camp is designed for primary students aged 6-12, with a maximum of 7 per class (minimum 3 to start) to ensure individual attention.
What happens in the "Kids Money Management" themed class?
The class includes price guessing games, understanding where money comes from, distinguishing needs vs wants, learning the 3-part allowance rule, role play comparing spending habits, and making a DIY piggy bank from recycled bottles with a savings goal.
When does the camp take place?
When does the camp take place?
The camp runs regularly on Saturdays or Sundays with individual themed days to choose from. Each class is limited to 7 places (minimum 3 to start) – early registration is recommended.
Can parents accompany their children during class?
Yes, parents are welcome to accompany their children and observe from the designated waiting area, but they do not participate in class activities.
How do I register?
How do I register?
Register via WhatsApp at +852 9548 8600 / 9344 2355. Limited to 7 per class (minimum 3 to start) – first come first served.
What will my child take home?
Each student will create a unique DIY piggy bank from recycled materials with their own savings goal written on it – putting money management into practice at home.
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