Our Programs

Our youngest learners get introduced to money through interactive games and hands-on activities. They learn where money comes from, why we save it, and how to make choices between different things they want.

What's Covered

• Understanding coins and notes
• The concept of earning through effort
• Saving vs. spending decisions
• Needs vs. wants
• Setting simple savings goals
• Basic budgeting with pocket money

Format

8 weekly sessions, 90 minutes each. Small groups of maximum 12 children. Sessions include games, storytelling, and practical exercises.

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Teenagers navigate increasingly complex financial decisions. This program covers banking basics, understanding how debt works, and developing skills to resist marketing pressure and peer influence.

What's Covered

• How bank accounts and debit cards work
• Understanding interest on both savings and borrowing
• Creating and sticking to budgets
• Recognizing marketing tactics and impulse triggers
• Comparing prices and value
• Digital money and online shopping safety
• Planning for larger purchases

Format

10 weekly sessions, 2 hours each. Maximum 15 participants. Mix of instruction, group discussions, and practical exercises using real-world scenarios.

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Preparing for financial independence requires understanding student finance, taxation, investing basics, and credit. This advanced program equips older teenagers with knowledge they'll use immediately after school.

What's Covered

• Student loans and university finance
• Understanding payslips, tax, and National Insurance
• Building and protecting credit scores
• Introduction to investing and compound growth
• Pension basics and why they matter early
• Renting, deposits, and housing costs
• Insurance fundamentals
• Avoiding common financial traps

Format

12 weekly sessions, 2.5 hours each. Maximum 12 participants. In-depth discussions, case studies, and practical planning exercises.

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Money conversations at home shouldn't be awkward or avoided. This intensive one-day workshop helps families develop a shared understanding and vocabulary around finances.

What's Covered

• Age-appropriate ways to discuss money with children
• Setting family financial goals together
• Teaching responsibility through pocket money and chores
• Modeling good financial habits
• Handling requests and managing expectations
• Planning for education costs as a family

Format

Full-day intensive session, 9am-4pm. Includes breaks and lunch. Maximum 8 families. Interactive format with family-specific activities.

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Some learners benefit from personalized attention or have specific areas they need to focus on. Our private tutoring adapts to individual needs, pace, and learning style.

What's Covered

• Customized curriculum based on individual needs
• Flexible scheduling
• One-on-one attention from experienced educators
• Progress tracking and parental updates
• Can focus on specific topics or provide comprehensive coverage

Format

Hourly sessions, minimum commitment of 6 sessions. Schedule arranged to suit family availability. Sessions can be in-person or online.

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We work with schools to integrate financial literacy into their curriculum. Programs can be adapted for different year groups and delivered during school hours or as after-school enrichment.

What's Included

• Curriculum consultation and customization
• Qualified instructors provided
• All materials and resources included
• Teacher training and support
• Assessment and progress tracking
• Parent engagement sessions

Format

Flexible delivery models available. Pricing depends on school size, program length, and specific requirements.

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