Take a moment to think about the last time you spent a day without thinking about money. Not checking your account, making a payment, or even just browsing for products online. It’s pretty difficult, right? So, if money is something that our young people will have to make decisions about on a daily basis, shouldn’t we be preparing all of them for that future?
Launched to coincide with Global Money Week, our Financial Education e-brochure contains a wide range of programmes and services that can be used to support financial education all year round.
Hear from our Director of Programmes and Services about the importance of financial education and we can support your young people to learn to earn and manage their money, and explore the programmes and services available below.
10X Challenge is a project-based activity that challenges young people aged 11-18 to come up with a business idea that they could start with just £10.
My Money Week is a national activity week that provides a fantastic opportunity for young people to gain individual skills, knowledge and confidence in money matters.
Recognising that parents and teachers are key influencers in a child’s development, Money Heroes seeks to transform financial education for children aged 3 – 11, in school and at home.
Fiver Challenge, challenges young people aged 5-11 to come up with a business idea that they could start with just £5.
Got a question or need support? Whatever your financial or enterprise education question we are here to help.
We’re passionate about providing teachers and educators with the knowledge and skills they need to help young people succeed.
If you are working to improve young people’s understanding of money, high quality tools and resources are a great place to start.
The Your Money Matters textbook has been designed for use with young people aged 14 – 16.
In a rapidly changing world, more than ever, young people need support to make informed choices about future careers.
The Financial Education Planning Frameworks 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.
Go to Planning Frameworks