Programmes Designed for Every Stage

From first pocket money to first salary, we provide age-appropriate financial education that builds real competence and confidence.

Foundation Money Skills for Children (Ages 8-12)

Interactive workshops introducing the value of money, basic budgeting, and the difference between needs and wants. Perfect for primary school age.

What's covered: Understanding coins and notes, saving vs spending, setting simple goals, recognising advertising tricks, the concept of earning, basic budgeting with visual tools.

Format: 4 weekly sessions, 90 minutes each, small group setting with interactive activities.

£147.50 per child
Children learning about money

Teen Budgeting & Saving Strategies (Ages 13-16)

Practical sessions on budgeting, saving goals, understanding bank accounts, and managing part-time job earnings. Includes digital money management tools.

What's covered: Creating a personal budget, tracking spending, opening a bank account, understanding interest, setting financial goals, avoiding common teen spending traps, using budgeting apps.

Format: 6 weekly sessions, 2 hours each, collaborative learning with real-world scenarios.

£198.75 per teenager
Teenagers in financial workshop

Financial Independence for Young Adults (Ages 17-21)

Comprehensive training covering credit scores, student finance, first employment, tax basics, pension planning, and investment fundamentals.

What's covered: Understanding payslips and tax, building credit responsibly, student loans explained, renting and bills, pension basics, emergency funds, introduction to investing, avoiding financial scams.

Format: 8 weekly sessions, 2.5 hours each, includes guest speakers from finance industry.

£264.90 per participant
Young adults learning finance

Parent-Child Financial Planning Sessions

Joint sessions where parents and children learn together. Covers allowances, financial communication, and building healthy money habits as a family.

What's covered: Age-appropriate allowances, teaching through example, having money conversations, setting family financial goals, preparing children for financial independence, navigating peer pressure and spending.

Format: 5 sessions, 2 hours each, facilitated group discussions with practical exercises.

£312.60 per family
Family financial planning

Youth Investment & Entrepreneurship Basics

Advanced programme introducing stocks, shares, ISAs, compound interest, and basic business principles for financially curious teenagers.

What's covered: How the stock market works, understanding risk and return, ISAs and tax-efficient saving, compound interest in action, business basics, side hustles and young entrepreneurship, long-term wealth building.

Format: 6 weekly sessions, 2.5 hours each, includes portfolio simulation and case studies.

£225.40 per teenager
Investment education

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