Take the challenge
SCHOOLS, FAMILIES & YOUNG MINDS

It starts with
a conversation.

Help a young person make sense of money.
There’s a useful place to start.

FOR SCHOOLS & TEACHERS

Make room
for curiosity.

Share the essay challenge with your JHS 1 and JHS 2 students. Use the topic to begin a class discussion about money, technology and the future.

  • Read the brief together.
  • Invite students to discuss different perspectives.
  • Encourage each student to express their own ideas.
  • Select up to 5 essays for your school. Entry is free.
  • Confirm original student writing and parent or guardian permission.
  • Submit selected entries through the official form with your teacher or coordinator details by 16 October 2026.
See the competition details
FOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS

Everyday moments.
Lasting questions.

A shopping list or food budget can start a useful conversation. Explore an activity together and ask what your child notices.

Explore a food budget
FOR COMMUNITIES & SUPPORTERS

Bring more people
into the conversation.

Get to know the BitNimdie programme family and share the essay opportunity with eligible students and their schools.

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GOOD TO KNOW

Learning comes
first.

Does a student need to own Bitcoin?
No. The website’s learning activities use explanations and fictional examples. There is no wallet connection or payment required to try them.
What is meant by Bitcoin-powered?
Bitcoin is a central subject in BitNimdie’s financial literacy approach. The programme connects it with practical questions about money and everyday experiences.
Does this website collect essay submissions?
The word checker works on the page without storing your draft. Actual submissions are handled through the linked Tally form; review its fields and instructions before submitting.
How can we follow the launch?
The launch page carries the confirmed date, time and venue. Further attendance arrangements and programme details will be announced.