What drives us
Minor Money Matters was created to teach kids about wealth. We believe that educating children from as young as age 7 about the principles of money and contribution, and how to apply them, will shape the financial literacy and collective wealth of the next generation, and well into the future. Minor Money Matters’ programs place great emphasis on the responsibilities that come with wealth – for example to the environment and the less fortunate.
Our People
Sherree Price
Sherree Price is the founder of Minor Money Matters. Her background is in Vocational Education and Training. She undertook her own voluntary education in financial literacy in her mid thirties. The book that she started with, and that had such a profound effect on her, was Robert Kiyosaki’s “The Cashflow Quadrant”. She read many more of Robert’s books, and played his Cashflow Board Games, and became increasingly inspired to impart this knowledge onto young children. She wondered what her life would have been like had she learned this information early on at school. With her husband Mike, Sherree is working on making the Minor Money Matters vision a reality.
Wendy Fletcher
Wendy Fletcher attended Griffith University as a mature age student. She completed her Bachelor of Education (Hons) at the end of 1999, and graduated at the ripe old age of 40. She was fortunate enough to be offered full time, permanent employment at Arundel State School where she has been for more than eight years. Over this time she has taught years 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7. She loves every minute of teaching and is as passionate about education now as she was when she first started teaching.
Jason Knight
After completing a Bachelor of Business Administration (majoring in Accounting and Commercial Law) at Central Queensland University Jason Knight undertook a Graduate Diploma of Teaching (Secondary), graduating in 1996. Since then, Jason has been working full-time as a secondary teacher in schools in the state, catholic and independent sectors teaching various business, social science and information technology subjects. Working, since 2004, at King’s Christian College, on the Gold Coast, Jason teaches a combination of Senior Accounting, Senior Economics, Junior Business and Junior SOSE, as well as being the Co-Curricular & Debating Coordinator and one of the Senior Students Coordinators. Jason is passionate about education and guiding his students as they develop into competent, confident, and well-rounded young adults and helping his students understand the (sometimes confusing) world of finance and business.
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