Age-appropriate financial education designed to build confidence and practical skills.
The building blocks of money understanding. Children learn about coins and notes, the concept of value, basic addition and subtraction with money, and the difference between needs and wants.
Sessions use games, visual aids, and hands-on activities. Students practice making change, comparing prices, and understanding that money is earned through work. We introduce the idea of saving for goals they actually care about.
Perfect for: Children who are starting to receive pocket money or showing interest in prices and purchases.
Moving beyond basics into practical money management. Students learn to create and maintain budgets, understand bank accounts and cards, differentiate between essential and discretionary spending, and recognize common marketing tactics.
We work with real scenarios relevant to their lives: managing birthday money, saving for desired items, understanding mobile phone contracts, evaluating subscription services. Students start recognizing the true cost of purchases beyond the price tag.
Perfect for: Pre-teens and early teenagers who are handling their own money and making independent purchase decisions.
Preparing for financial independence. Topics include credit and credit scores, student loans and higher education costs, understanding employment contracts and payslips, basics of investing and compound interest, and tax fundamentals.
Students analyze real financial products, calculate loan repayments, compare investment options, and create long-term financial plans. We discuss part-time work, apprenticeships, university funding, and starting careers.
Perfect for: Teenagers approaching adulthood who need practical knowledge before making major financial decisions.
Joint sessions for parents and children. Learn together, discuss openly, and establish family financial practices. We cover age-appropriate money conversations, setting up allowance systems, teaching responsibility through real decisions, and creating family saving goals.
These sessions work best when children are between eight and fourteen. Parents learn techniques for continuing financial education at home. The shared experience helps normalize money discussions within the family.
Perfect for: Families who want to approach financial education as a team and establish open communication about money.
Monthly group sessions for teenagers interested in investing and financial markets. Students learn about stocks, bonds, index funds, risk and diversification, and reading financial news. We track real market movements and discuss economic concepts as they happen.
This is not a trading course. It's education about how markets work, different investment approaches, the mathematics of compound growth, and the importance of long-term thinking. Students understand investing before they have money at risk.
Perfect for: Teenagers aged fifteen and above with interest in finance, economics, or business who want deeper knowledge of investment concepts.
One-on-one sessions tailored to specific needs or circumstances. Some families prefer individual attention for shy children. Others have specific topics to address: preparing for university, recovering from financial mistakes, or addressing particular knowledge gaps.
Content is completely customized. We can focus on a single topic for multiple sessions or cover a range of subjects. Sessions can be at our centre or via video call.
Perfect for: Individuals needing focused attention, unique learning requirements, or specific topic coverage not addressed in standard programmes.
Standard sessions run 75 minutes. We meet weekly, fortnightly, or monthly depending on your schedule and the programme. Most families start with a trial session to ensure the right fit.
Sessions take place at our centre near Leeds city centre or via video call. Video sessions work well for older students and families outside Leeds. Younger children typically benefit from in-person learning.
Payment is per session with no long-term commitments. Many families book blocks of four or six sessions, but there's no obligation to continue if the programme isn't working for you.