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Training & Resources
Quality marked financial and enterprise resources and training that build lasting confidence.
Learn how to confidently audit, plan and deliver engaging, age-appropriate financial education.
Smartmonies is a certified financial education programme for children aged 8–12, developed in collaboration with children’s psychologists and delivered by qualified educators. Each lesson is tried, tested, and proven to help...
This framework aims to support the planning, teaching, and progression of financial education by setting out the key areas of financial knowledge, skills and attitudes, across four core themes.
Understanding where money comes from, budgeting, affordable credit and other aspects of financial education is an initial step in preventing people turning to loan sharks. They want to ensure that young people fully understand the...
A money mule is someone who receives stolen money into their bank account and transfers it into another account, keeping some of the cash for themselves. Criminals need money mules to launder the profits of their crimes, and are...
These personal finance workshops in schools start in Year 4 exploring how we use money and the cost of everyday items. The Primary School Programme explores what we can do with our money, planting the seed for the need to save for...
From learning what money is, to how to save and budget and the different ways of borrowing, these useful guides can help your children or grandchildren learn to handle money with confidence.
Lloyds Bank Academy resources cover essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes for making sensible decisions about money; it encourages children and young adults to be thoughtful, confident, and positive when looking after their...
Scouts are used to dealing with money. They fundraise for charities, budget for camps, and raise money for jamborees as part of everything they do to build skills for life. Scouts have also developed badges that focus on fun...
Barclays LifeSkills, the free employability and financial capability programme, has created a suite of financial literacy lessons for primary school children aged 7-11 years old. These lessons teach pupils how to form good money...
Vault teaches nine to 11-year-olds how to make smart financial decisions and the basics of budgeting. Pupils learn how to distinguish between their needs and wants, are taught what a payslip looks like and how interest can make...
Do you want to teach the value of money to children aged 3-5? Develop their financial literacy early with Understanding Coins, an exciting free game developed by Lloyds Bank.
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