If you are working to improve young people’s understanding of money, high quality resources are a great place to start. Below you will find tools and Quality Mark resources produced by us and the organisations we support that can be used by educators in formal and non-formal settings, parents/carers and children and young people themselves.
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14 – 16 Quality Mark
Your Money Matters (Scotland Edition) has been designed for use with young people age 14 - 16 in Scotland and covers topics including spending and saving, borrowing, debt, insurance, student finance & future planning.
7 – 11 Quality Mark
Family Money Twist from MyBnk teaches 7-11 year olds the basics of money whilst setting positive habits like saving and mindful spending. This independent learning course involves three interactive sessions of videos, games and quizzes supported by guidance for teachers and parents. Free and online, it is designed for direct use by children, with actionable ‘tell/ask/show’ activities to prompt important conversations. Children will gain budgeting skills and develop an understanding of delayed gratification by creating saving goals.
9 – 14 Quality Mark
Money Mapping is our exciting new resource for 9-12 year olds, developed alongside the Money and Pensions Service. Download now to access this resource in Welsh and English.
3 – 11 Quality Mark
Money Heroes from Young Money, supported by HSBC UK, seeks to transform financial education for primary aged children, in school and at home. A range of high-quality resources, tools and guidance for parents and teachers, hosted on a bespoke online platform, ensures that children have the opportunity to develop their knowledge and skills across the core themes from the Young Money Primary Financial Education Planning Framework.
4 – 19 Quality Mark
This year’s theme is money management and health and wellbeing! Children and young people will be exploring how healthy choices can impact their bodies, minds and finances!
4 – 17 Quality Mark
Enable children ages 7+ to manage their own money with the Gimi app. Gimi provides both theoretical lessons and practical exercises in personal finance, educating the user about money in an easy and fun way.
3 – 5 Quality Mark
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.
14 – 16 Quality Mark
Your Money Matters (Northern Ireland Edition) has been designed for use with young people age 14 - 16 in Northern Ireland and covers topics including spending and saving, borrowing, debt, insurance, student finance & future planning.
9 – 11 Quality Mark
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 our savings grow.