It seemed like just another day in early childhood education at Learning Adventures Rotorua's Kea Centre.
One child asked for piggybacks, one showed off his new dinosaur toys while another pointed to Batman on his shoes.
But if you looked beyond the children's gate, there were a few extra adults on board dressed in BNZ t-shirts.
Agribusiness partner Nicky Aislabie and most of her Rotorua colleagues spent the day educating preschool-aged children, teenagers and the elderly about financial literacy as part of BNZ's Closed for Good initiative.
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