Orpington Metro Bank colleague Daniel Shade recently hosted another successful Money Zone session for the pupils at Riverside School. The school caters to children with severe learning disabilities, and this interactive session aimed to introduce them to essential banking concepts in a fun and engaging way.
The UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, gives every colleague a Day to Amaze – essentially a paid day off to support a local charity or good cause. Five colleagues from Metro Bank’s Lending Operations Team have once again demonstrated their commitment to making a positive impact.
Cardiff Metro Bank colleague Alicia Malfatti recently delivered Money Zone to 60 enthusiastic pupils from High Street Primary School. The session covered essential financial topics such as banking, budgeting, and saving.
Ilford Metro Bank colleagues, Praveen Prabaharan and Emeka Aja, recently led an exciting and educational Money Zone session for the pupils of John F Kennedy Special School. This incredible school specializes in providing learning opportunities for students with autism and communication needs.
Metro Bank’s Local Director, John Lloyd-Jones has been recognised in King Charles’ Birthday Honours as a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).
Charles Morley, Director of Mortgage Distribution at Metro Bank said that, “Today’s changes take us even closer towards our goal of being the number one specialist lender on the high street."
The Chelmsford Metro Bank was a bustling hub of activity and community spirit as it proudly participated in this year’s Volfest which is organised to celebrate National Volunteers Week. The high street outside the Metro Bank store was transformed into a vibrant festival ground, with over 100 charities setting up stalls to promote their causes, recruit volunteers, and engage with the public.
Oxford Metro Bank which sponsored the SME of the Year category at the recent Oxfordshire Business Awards congratulated this year’s finalists Thompson & Terry Recruitment, NewGround Coffee and the winner – High Spec Composites.
Last week, colleagues from Metro Bank’s Internal Audit Team rolled up their sleeves and joined the remarkable efforts of The Felix Project, a charity committed to ensuring no one goes hungry and that good food never goes to waste. The Felix Project rescues surplus food from the food industry that cannot be sold and would otherwise be discarded. This food is then sorted, packed, and delivered to over 900 frontline community organisations, primary schools, and holiday programmes across the region.
The UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, gives every colleague a Day to Amaze – essentially a paid day off to support a local charity or good cause. Five colleagues from Metro Bank’s Lending Operations Team recently volunteered at Oxfam. Their volunteer activities ranged from sorting and steaming donated clothing, to pricing stock and serving customers.
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