Money Heroes is our largest primary financial education programme; supported by HSBC UK, we are seeking to transform Financial Education for primary age children in school, other education settings and at home.  

Through a range of high-quality resources, guidance and tools, together with free CPD-certified training and bespoke mentoring for teachers, Money Heroes offers a full package of support which aims to develop educators’ and parents’ confidence, knowledge, and skills in delivering financial education and developing children’s habits and attitudes around money. 

Research shows that, on average, children begin to develop their financial habits by the age of seven; so the younger we can start improving children’s financial literacy the better.  

Money Heroes package of support includes: 

• Storybooks which are available in convenient and accessible formats including Print, eBook, Audiobook, BSL, Large Print and Braille. They are also now available in Welsh.  
• Ready to use classroom and home activities for KS1 and KS2 which are linked to the Young Money Primary Planning Framework. Adapted versions are now available for children with SEND.  
• Free CPD-certified financial education training and bespoke mentoring for teachers and schools. 
• A parent guide offering guidance on how to deliver financial education at home. 

• Parent podcasts, featuring guests such as Sir Chris Hoy, aimed at empowering parents to tackle financial education with their children. 
• A SEND Educator guide to support educators who do not teach in formal education settings.  
• A board game designed by Orchard Toys is available for teachers to order. 
• A fun and interactive digital game. 

Become confident teaching financial education with Money Heroes today! 

To benefit from what Money Heroes has to offer, sign up now for FREE by visiting the Money Heroes website. 

Money Heroes and partners

Money Heroes are proud to be working with BBC Children in Need to ensure that the programme is accessible for all. We recognise that teachers and parents are not always the key influencers in a child’s life, and so we have adapted our offer to increase accessibility for these children. By working with BBC Children in Need, we hope to reach children who may not otherwise receive financial education and make a difference to their futures.   

We have also teamed up with some other incredible partners to produce our Money Heroes tools and resources, including: 

• Scholastic 
• Orchard Toys 
• Royal Association of Deaf People 
• Royal National Institute for the Blind 
• Playerthree 
• The Podcast Company 

Money Heroes is supported by HSBC UK.

Money Heroes Impact Report 2023

During it’s first three years, we are delighted that Money Heroes has reached an impressive 465,136 young people, by working with over 2,500 schools & organisations, and supporting over 3,400 educators and 10,700 parents. It is now Young Enterprise’s largest primary financial education programme, and we are delighted with everything it has achieved so far. Read the Money Heroes Impact Report 2023 here

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