Our Educational Programmes
Structured learning paths for every age and stage
Financial education isn't one-size-fits-all. A seven-year-old needs different tools than a seventeen-year-old preparing for university. We've designed programmes that match developmental stages, ensuring concepts resonate with where your child is now.
Basic Financial Literacy Workshop
For ages 7-11
Young children learn best through play and storytelling. This programme introduces money concepts through interactive games that make abstract ideas concrete. Children explore the difference between needs and wants, understand how saving works, and begin to grasp cause and effect in financial decisions.
We use visual aids and hands-on activities. Students might run a pretend shop, make spending choices with play money, or work through age-appropriate scenarios. The goal isn't to create miniature accountants but to build foundational understanding they'll expand as they grow.
Parents report that children often continue the learning at home, applying concepts to their pocket money without prompting. That organic integration signals genuine comprehension.
£45.00 per session
Teen Money Management Course
For ages 12-15
Teenagers face increasingly complex financial decisions. Should they buy that phone outright or on contract? How should they allocate money from a part-time job? This course tackles real scenarios students encounter.
We cover budgeting frameworks, banking basics, and consumer awareness. Students learn to evaluate financial trade-offs, spot marketing tactics designed to encourage spending, and develop their own money management systems.
The sessions balance structure with flexibility. While we follow a curriculum, we adapt based on what students find most relevant. If the group wants to deep-dive into saving for a specific goal or understanding mobile payment apps, we adjust.
Research shows that adolescents who receive financial education make fewer costly mistakes in early adulthood. [1] Prevention costs far less than correction.
£67.50 per session
Investment Basics for Teens
For ages 15-18
Older teenagers benefit from understanding how wealth builds over time. This programme demystifies investing, covering everything from compound interest to market fundamentals.
Students learn about different asset classes, risk assessment, and the power of starting early. We explore both the mechanics of investing and the psychology—why people make emotional decisions with money and how to counter those impulses.
We don't promote specific investment products. Instead, we teach frameworks for evaluation. A student who completes this course can assess financial opportunities independently, asking the right questions before committing money.
The earlier someone understands these principles, the more time they have to benefit. A seventeen-year-old who grasps compound interest has decades for that knowledge to compound into real wealth.
£89.95 per session
Parent-Child Financial Planning Session
All ages
Money conversations can feel awkward in families. How much should you tell your child about household finances? When should you start an allowance? How do you teach generosity alongside saving?
These joint sessions create space for those conversations with professional guidance. We help families develop age-appropriate financial frameworks that align with their values and circumstances.
Parents and children learn together, which reinforces concepts at home. When a child hears consistent messages from both their educator and their parents, financial principles integrate more deeply.
We tailor each session to the family's specific questions and challenges. There's no generic template—we work with what you're actually experiencing.
£125.00 per session
Online Financial Education Package
All ages, self-paced
For families preferring flexible scheduling, our digital package provides comprehensive financial education that adapts to individual pace and skill level.
The platform includes interactive modules, progress tracking, and exercises that reinforce learning. Content scales with the student—younger children access simpler concepts while older teens work through advanced material.
Parents receive companion resources explaining what their child is learning and how to support the process. You can review completed modules together, reinforcing concepts through family discussions.
Digital delivery doesn't mean impersonal. Students can submit questions that we address individually, ensuring they don't get stuck on confusing concepts.
£149.99 for complete package
Ready to Begin?
Select the programme that fits your child's age and needs. Complete the enrolment form and we'll arrange the first session.
Enrol in a programmeCommon Questions
How long does each programme take?
Session length varies by age. Younger children work in shorter bursts to maintain engagement, typically forty-five minutes to an hour. Older teens can sustain focus for ninety-minute sessions. We recommend multiple sessions for comprehensive coverage.
What if my child has no prior financial knowledge?
Most don't. We start from wherever they are. Every programme begins with assessment to gauge existing understanding, then adapts accordingly.
Can siblings attend together?
If they're close in age and developmental stage, joint sessions often work well. We'll discuss your specific situation to determine the best approach.
Do you assign homework?
We suggest optional activities that reinforce concepts, but we don't mandate work outside sessions. Financial education works best when it feels engaging rather than obligatory.