Foundation Money Skills (Ages 7-10)
Our youngest learners begin their financial journey with the fundamentals. Through interactive games, storytelling, and hands-on activities, children explore what money is, how it works, and why it matters.
What They'll Learn
- Recognising coins and notes, understanding their value
- The concept of saving versus spending
- Making simple choices with money
- Understanding wants versus needs
- Setting small, achievable savings goals
Programme Structure
Six weekly sessions, each lasting 45 minutes. Activities include role-play shopping scenarios, piggy bank challenges, and collaborative decision-making games. Parents receive take-home materials to reinforce learning.
Teen Finance Essentials (Ages 11-14)
As young people gain independence, they need practical skills to manage it. This programme builds confidence around budgeting, goal-setting, and making informed spending decisions.
What They'll Learn
- Creating and tracking a personal budget
- Understanding income, whether from allowance or part-time work
- Setting medium-term financial goals
- Recognising advertising and marketing influence
- Managing peer pressure around spending
- Basic concepts of borrowing and debt
Programme Structure
Eight weekly sessions, each lasting 60 minutes. Participants work through budgeting simulations, evaluate real spending scenarios, and develop personalised money management strategies. Digital tools and worksheets support ongoing practice.
Advanced Money Management (Ages 15-17)
Older teenagers preparing for university, work, or independent living need sophisticated financial skills. This programme explores banking, credit, investment basics, and long-term planning.
What They'll Learn
- Opening and managing bank accounts
- Understanding credit cards, loans, and interest
- Introduction to investing and compound growth
- Planning for university costs or early career
- Tax basics and National Insurance
- Building credit responsibly
- Avoiding common financial pitfalls
Programme Structure
Ten weekly sessions, each lasting 75 minutes. Includes guest speakers from banking and finance sectors, real-world case studies, and financial planning simulations. Participants leave with a personalised financial roadmap.
Family Financial Workshop
Money conversations can be challenging for families. This joint session helps parents and children align on values, communication, and practical household financial planning.
What You'll Cover
- Age-appropriate ways to discuss money at home
- Involving children in household budgeting decisions
- Setting family financial goals together
- Pocket money and allowance strategies
- Teaching through everyday spending moments
Workshop Format
Single 2-hour session suitable for one or two parents with children aged 8-16. Interactive exercises, guided discussions, and take-home resources for ongoing family conversations.
School Group Programme
Bring financial education directly into your school environment. We deliver customised sessions for groups of 12-20 students, aligned with your curriculum objectives and timetable.
What's Included
- Curriculum-aligned content tailored to your year group
- Interactive delivery in your school setting
- Pre-session consultation to align with learning objectives
- Student workbooks and teacher resources
- Optional follow-up sessions to reinforce learning
Delivery Format
Flexible scheduling to fit your school day. Single sessions or multi-week programmes available. Suitable for PSHE, citizenship education, or enrichment activities.
