2013 Smart Money Digital Story Competition winners announced
Media Release – for release Monday 3 September 2013
2013 Smart Money Digital Story
Competition winners announced
Winners of the
inaugural Smart Money Digital Story Competition have been
announced to coincide with New Zealand’s second Money
Week. Co-sponsored by BNZ and the Commission for Financial
Literacy and Retirement Income, the Smart Money Digital
Story Competition tasked Years 7 and 8 students to make a
short digital story no longer than three minutes about being
smart with money.
Seventy-eight entries from around the country were received made in a variety of styles with great range of messages including budgeting, insurance and saving,
The judging panel of Nadine Chalmers-Ross (TVNZ
Business Reporter), Filipo McGrath (BNZ Financial Literacy
Specialist) and Jane Ratcliffe (Digital Product Manager,
Commission for Financial Literacy and Retirement Income)
were delighted at the quality of the entries, and the huge
amount of thought and effort displayed by the students and
supervising teachers.
Entries were rated on the strength of their money message, the concept, delivery and performance, and technical quality.
And the Winners are:
First Prize - $2,500 of Technology Vouchers
Cobham Intermediate, Christchurch Wise Money with Abraham
Second Prize - $1000.00 of Technology Vouchers
Putaruru College (Year 7 and 8 students), Putaruru – What would you do?
Third Prize - $500.00 of Technology Vouchers
Pukekohe Intermediate, Pukekohe – A Despicable Tale
Highly
Commended:
Queenstown Primary School – Money Money
Cobham Intermediate,Christchurch – In the World of Stickpeople
Winning entries can be viewed at www.smartmoney.org.nz.
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