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Compare Primary Financial Literacy/Education Schemes and Resources
Financial education - also known as financial literacy - is included in many PSHE and RSE schemes. However the resources and lesson sequences below are stand-alone programmes which can be taught separately. Many are also provided free, and some also have resources for Year 6 Young Enterprise activities.
LifeSavers
Just Finance Foundation
Years EYFS - 6
Free
The LifeSavers programme is a free financial education initiative available for state-funded primary schools. Delivered by the Just Finance Foundation, LifeSavers has been created to help children manage money wisely now and in the future. It provide free training and resources that equip teachers to deliver money lessons, and keep children engaged in healthy money habits.
Money & Me
Beano / TES / Bank of English
Years 1 - 6
Free
Created with the Bank of England and TES, join Dennis, Minnie and the Beano gang to help your pupils with financial literacy. Introduce and discuss financial literacy with 12 step-by-step lessons with presentations, activities and games linked to the English, Northern Irish, Scottish and Welsh curricula and complete with learning objectives and outcomes.
Money Twist
MyBnk
Years 3 - 6
Free (programme delivered by outside specialist)
A highly interactive financial education programme, designed to help set positive money habits and mindsets from an early age. Expert-led sessions are complemented by an assembly, teacher resources and family challenges. These unique and engaging activities teach young people to become informed consumers, savvy savers, and mindful spenders by making finance fun.
Twinkl Financial Education
Twinkl / Santander
Years 1 - 6
Monthy/Annual Subscription
Twinkl have joined forces with Santander to bring you a wealth of engaging financial education resources. We hope that these will support you in teaching young people all about finance both in the classroom and at home.