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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7 – 11 Quality Mark
Barclays LifeSkills, the free employability and financial capability programme, has created a suite of financial literacy lessons for primary school children aged 7-11 years old. These lessons teach pupils how to form good money habits now which can help them manage their finances as they grow older.
12 – 16 Quality Mark
Thrive has been designed to develop critical financial education skills through five 10-minute online modules, plus offline classroom activities.
14 – 16 Quality Mark
Lluniwyd Mae’ch Arian o Bwys (Argraffiad Cymru) i’w ddefnyddio gyda phobl ifanc 14 – 16 oed yng Nghymru ac mae’n ymdrin â phynciau fel gwario a chynilo, benthyca, dyled, yswiriant, cyllid myfyrwyr a chynllunio ar gyfer y dyfodol.
14 – 16 Quality Mark
Your Money Matters (Wales Edition) has been designed for use with young people age 14 – 16 in Wales and covers topics including spending and saving, borrowing, debt, insurance, student finance & future planning.
14 – 16 Quality Mark
Your Money Matters (England Edition) has been designed for use with young people age 14 - 16 in England and covers topics including spending and saving, borrowing, debt, insurance, student finance & future planning.
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.
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.
3 – 11
This framework aims to 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.
11 – 19
This framework aims to support the planning, teaching, and progression of financial education by setting out the key areas of financial knowledge, skills and attitudes, across core themes.