Money Explorers
The foundation programme for younger children introducing money concepts through games, stories, and hands-on activities.
What They'll Learn
- Recognising coins and notes with confidence
- Understanding that money represents value and work
- Making choices between immediate wants
- Basic saving concepts through piggy bank exercises
- Recognising advertising and persuasion tactics
Programme Structure
Six weekly sessions of 90 minutes each. Small groups of maximum eight children ensure personalised attention. All materials included.
Smart Savers
Building practical money management skills as children transition toward greater independence and purchasing power.
What They'll Learn
- Creating and following a personal budget
- Distinguishing between needs and wants in real scenarios
- Goal-setting for medium-term savings objectives
- Comparing prices and calculating best value
- Understanding how banks work and basic account types
Programme Structure
Eight weekly sessions of two hours. Interactive challenges and real-world simulations. Workbook provided for home practice.
Future Finance
Intermediate programme preparing teenagers for the financial decisions they'll face within the next few years.
What They'll Learn
- How credit works, including risks and responsible use
- Introduction to investment concepts and compound growth
- Mobile banking, contactless payments, and digital security
- Understanding payslips, tax, and National Insurance basics
- Evaluating contracts for phones, streaming, and subscriptions
Programme Structure
Ten fortnightly sessions of 2.5 hours. Case studies, group discussions, and practical exercises. Digital resource access for six months post-completion.
Adult Money Mastery
Comprehensive preparation for financial independence covering everything from first jobs to student finance and beyond.
What They'll Learn
- Student loans, grants, and managing university finances
- Renting considerations including deposits and tenancy agreements
- Building credit history responsibly from scratch
- Insurance types and why they matter
- Pension basics and the power of starting early
- Avoiding common financial pitfalls of early adulthood
Programme Structure
Twelve sessions over three months, flexible scheduling around exams and commitments. Includes one-on-one financial planning session. Lifetime access to resource library.
Family Financial Workshops
Interactive sessions designed for parents and children to attend together, fostering healthy money conversations at home.
What You'll Experience
- Age-appropriate activities everyone can engage with
- Strategies for talking about money without stress
- Setting family financial goals collaboratively
- Teaching moments from everyday spending decisions
- Building financial transparency and trust
Programme Structure
Four monthly workshops of three hours each. Maximum six families per group. Includes take-home activities and conversation starters. Weekend scheduling available.
School Partnership Programme
Bringing structured financial literacy directly into educational settings through customised curriculum delivery.
What's Included
- Curriculum audit and integration planning
- Teacher training on financial education delivery
- Student workshops tailored to year groups
- Assessment frameworks and progress tracking
- Parent information sessions
- Ongoing support and resource updates
Programme Structure
Customised to school needs and timetable constraints. Minimum one academic year commitment. Suitable for primary schools, secondary schools, and further education colleges.