The Great Bank Excursion - Maurits Devenish Private School learners visit Nedbank
This exciting excursion involved learners from Grade 10 and 11, accompanied by Ms. Matilde Onesmus, their Commerce teacher.
The learners embarked on a field trip to Nedbank to gain practical knowledge about the fundamental purpose of money, business structures, and the different departments operating within a bank. The hands-on experience provided learners with invaluable insights into the banking sector.
The excursion took place at Nedbank, located in Ongwediva. The impressive facility was a hub of activity, allowing learners to witness real-time banking operations.
This learning experience took place on 10 March 2025, during classroom sessions dedicated to understanding financial principles.
The trip was pivotal as it not only allowed learners to see a bank in action but also helped them appreciate the importance of money management and the role banks play in the community. Many learners felt inspired to consider careers in finance as a result of this visit.
The day began with an enthusiastic bus ride filled with excited chatter as the learners prepared for their visit. Upon arrival, they were greeted by Branch Manager Mrs. Loini Jonas, who provided an overview of the bank. Inside, the learners observed each department's function while Mrs. Jonas explained their specific roles.
One highlight was the visit to the money centre, where learners watched in awe as cash was processed through sophisticated machines.
Moreover, learners had the opportunity to glimpse the bank's vault. The heavy steel door and robust security measures amazed them.
Ms. Lucini explained how the vault serves to protect the bank's most valuable assets, including money and important documents.
As the excursion concluded, the learners reflected on their learning during the quieter bus ride back to school. Discussions among them revealed their newfound aspirations to work in banking and finance fields.
Ms. Onesmus expressed her pride in knowing the trip had been a productive learning opportunity, instilling an appreciation for financial literacy among her learners.
The “Great Bank Excursion” was a resounding success, leaving the learners from Maurits Devenish Private School with a deeper understanding of finance and its importance within the community. The learners left Nedbank with valuable lessons that will undoubtedly influence their future educational and career paths.
The learners embarked on a field trip to Nedbank to gain practical knowledge about the fundamental purpose of money, business structures, and the different departments operating within a bank. The hands-on experience provided learners with invaluable insights into the banking sector.
The excursion took place at Nedbank, located in Ongwediva. The impressive facility was a hub of activity, allowing learners to witness real-time banking operations.
This learning experience took place on 10 March 2025, during classroom sessions dedicated to understanding financial principles.
The trip was pivotal as it not only allowed learners to see a bank in action but also helped them appreciate the importance of money management and the role banks play in the community. Many learners felt inspired to consider careers in finance as a result of this visit.
The day began with an enthusiastic bus ride filled with excited chatter as the learners prepared for their visit. Upon arrival, they were greeted by Branch Manager Mrs. Loini Jonas, who provided an overview of the bank. Inside, the learners observed each department's function while Mrs. Jonas explained their specific roles.
One highlight was the visit to the money centre, where learners watched in awe as cash was processed through sophisticated machines.
Moreover, learners had the opportunity to glimpse the bank's vault. The heavy steel door and robust security measures amazed them.
Ms. Lucini explained how the vault serves to protect the bank's most valuable assets, including money and important documents.
As the excursion concluded, the learners reflected on their learning during the quieter bus ride back to school. Discussions among them revealed their newfound aspirations to work in banking and finance fields.
Ms. Onesmus expressed her pride in knowing the trip had been a productive learning opportunity, instilling an appreciation for financial literacy among her learners.
The “Great Bank Excursion” was a resounding success, leaving the learners from Maurits Devenish Private School with a deeper understanding of finance and its importance within the community. The learners left Nedbank with valuable lessons that will undoubtedly influence their future educational and career paths.
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