Our work – Schools

Aimed at 7-9 year olds in primary schools. This combines full year assemblies, workshops and teacher and family resources to build positive habits early, such as saving and budgeting and improving financial confidence. Online version also available. Independently Assessed by the Money Advice Service’s ‘What Works’ Fund.

Aimed at 9-11 year olds in primary schools. This combines full year assemblies, workshops and teacher and family resources to build positive habits early, such as saving and budgeting and improving financial confidence. Online version also available. Independently Assessed by the Money Advice Service’s ‘What Works’ Fund.

A free online home school financial education programme for 5-7 year olds led by families or educators. Helps children set positive money habits and mind-sets from an early age. In-person version also available.

An online independent learning programme that teaches 7-11 year olds the basics of money whilst setting positive money habits. In-person version also available.

Aimed at 11-14 year olds in secondary schools. This programme covers practical and relevant everyday financial matters including budgeting, needs vs wants, careers, tax, banking, interest, and savings. An online version is also available. Independently evaluated by the Money Advice Service’s ‘What Works Fund’.

Aimed at 14-16 year olds in secondary schools. This programme covers practical and relevant everyday financial matters including budgeting, investments, needs vs wants, careers, tax, fraud, banking, and savings. Independently evaluated by the Money Advice Service’s ‘What Works Fund’.

An interactive financial education programme that brings money to life for 11-14 year olds whilst setting positive money habits. An in-person version is also available.

Aimed at 16-18 year olds in secondary schools. This programme covers practical and relevant everyday financial matters including minimum wage, payslips, national insurance, tax, pensions, living costs, needs and wants, budgeting, credit and debt and savings.

Aimed at 16-18 year olds considering going to university. A comprehensive overview of student finance, banking, employment, tax, and the importance of budgeting when living independently. An online version is also available.

Bringing money to life through sport. This innovative blend of active games and discussions communicates key financial messages like budgeting, tax and consumer choice in a physical, fun and effective way. Developed for outdoor provision such as National Citizenship Service.

A ground-breaking financial and enterprise education programme aimed at boosting the financial literacy and confidence of young Deaf and blind people in the UK.Online tools here. Delivered by the Royal Association for Deaf people. Training in Sight Impaired financial education available by MyBnk.

Planning For Uni Can Be Overwhelming – especially the money side of things. But, it doesn’t have to be. We’ve created a guide to give you the information you need to become financially independent covering student finance, banking, borrowing, budgeting and spending. An in-person version is also available.

This accredited survival money management programme focuses on independent living, digital finance skills and debt prioritisation. A virtual version is also available. Independently evaluated by the Money Advice Service’s ‘What Works Fund’.

A live interactive financial education and digital skills programme for 16-25 year olds moving into independent living. An in-person version is also available.