CLASSROOM ECONOMY

At the end of every year, instead of a shared lunch Room 9 has a 'classroom economy AUCTION'. 

This means that we can buy and sell items that have been brought in by our classmates. This includes food, books, and items we have made. 

It is a great way to generate more money for our final end of year bank balances for our classroom economy programme.

Here are photos of us participating in our classroom auction, from set up to auctioning of items to SOLD OUT signage.

A great way to finish the year. 

          

          

          

          

           

 

        

 

          

 

          

     

As a class, we had $227, 000 in our classroom bank. An amazing effort of earning and saving done by the learners in Room 9.

Our classroom economy programme was a huge hit and an amazing financial success. 

The challenge will be can Mrs M's Minions of 2017, beat this amazing feat of saving and earnings? 

Only time will tell.

CLASSROOM ECONOMY 2016

Press the link below to see how the classroom economy programme is run:

What's the Buzz in Room 9

The students all had to apply for their jobs and seek references for the three highest paying jobs in our classroom.

The applications closed on 12th February and on Monday the 15th, they all found out the positions that they have been appointed for Term 1 this year.

Here are some of our successful applicants...

Temp (covers the jobs of students absent)

Sports monitors

   

Gardeners

 

Librarians

      

Envirotechs

      

 

Computer specialist

Cleaning Experts

       

  

Personal Assistant

Police Officers 

      

Bankers

     

Congratulations and GOOD LUCK to all of our Room 9 employees.

WE OWN PROPERTY

As part of the classroom economy programme we have saved enough money to buy our own desks. 

That has been our goal all term.

From Term 2, we will be able to buy other desks in our classroom and ask our classmates to start paying us rent to use them, instead of Mrs M.

We now own property in Room 9.