Teacher
Resource
Packs
The Money Charity believes that educating children and young people about their finances, at an age where they’re starting to encounter having their own money and making future decisions, is one of the most important things we can do. But it can be really hard to know where to start.
That’s why we’ve used our years of experience to create engaging and interactive Teacher Resource Packs which will help you and your school deliver quality Financial Education ‘in-house’, or as a supplement to one of our Money Workshops. We have 13 Packs in total across KS3 and KS4 which are all available for free download.
Our Teacher Resource Packs:
- Are designed to fit into the national curriculum
- Have been created using input and feedback from teachers
- Can work as a stand-alone session or be used to build on one of our Financial Education Money Workshops
- Contain around 1 hours’ worth of content, with three activities, such as card sorts, board games, clue hunts and discussions, each lasting around 20 minutes
- Arrive fully-formed with all the instructions and resources needed to run the activities, each of which can also work as a stand-alone exercise, or within the full session
To get started delivering engaging and interactive Financial Education yourself, why not download one, some or all of them today, using the links below?
Key Stage 3: Banking
Understanding technical terms related to banking, how bank accounts work and how we can use and access banking services in everyday life
Key Stage 3: Budgeting
Understanding how to budget in everyday life, including the differences between income and expenditure as well as the link between money and emotional health
Key Stage 3: Credit
Understanding different types of credit, what credit scores are and differences between manageable and unmanageable debt
Key Stage 3: Planning for your goals
Understanding what makes a good SMART goal, what key information is needed to create one and why it’s important to remain flexible in setting goals
Key Stage 3: Savings
Understanding the benefits of savings, how to save and build confidence in opening a savings account
Key Stage 3: Savvy Consumer
Understanding the costs and unit costs of goods to help make sensible choices about purchases, including special offers
Key Stage 4: Banking
Understanding technical terms when talking about banking, how to read a bank statement and the different bank accounts out there
Key Stage 4: Budgeting
Understanding how money can affect lifestyles, how to budget for your choices and use a budget plan
Key Stage 4: Credit
Understanding different types of credit, what credit scores are and differences between manageable and unmanageable debt
Key Stage 4: Getting Paid, Tax and Payslips
Understanding how your earnings can be impacted by Tax, National Insurance and other factors when reading a bank statement and when you are earning an income
Key Stage 4: Planning for your Goals
Understanding how to research and what costs are associated with goals and describe what makes a good plan
Key Stage 4: Savings
Understanding how savings can benefit you, how to create a good savings plan and increase your knowledge about different saving products
Joint Pack - KS 3&4: Housing, Renting & Buying
Understanding key terms about renting and mortgages, how to compare different renting options and how mortgages work
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© 2026 The Money Charity.
Registered charity
in England and Wales (1106941)
15 Prescott Place, London, SW4 6BS