Set your students onto the pathway of financial literacy with this excellent resource covering the various elements of Personal Finance, including money management, banking and currency. Contains Numeracy and Literacy components. Works extremely well as a group/ team based activity. Answers included.

Electronic or paper-based activity requiring students to correctly match the financial implications with the stages in the life-cycle. Can be done individually or in pairs. Ideal for teaching personal finance at KS4 or KS5. Also suited to BTEC National in Business- Unit 3. Visit the ‘Resource Doctor’ shop for a range of BTEC Business Unit 3 resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/resourcedoctor

Set your pupils to work with this student led personal finance research booklet. 2 key outcomes- 1. Explain the importance of financial sustainability for individuals 2. Identify the measures that can be taken to support an individual’s financial sustainability Will require around 2 hours of research and write up time. Students should be encouraged to use additional resources such as text books, videos and the internet.

A power-point presentation covering the different types of insurance, their main features and implications for the policy holder. Questions included to assess learner understanding and teacher guidance within notes section. Also include extension/ homework activity. Supports the delivery of the personal finance curriculum. Also covers content of the new BTEC Level 3 in Business- Unit 3.

A whole lesson in which students will determine the functions of money, investigate the factors that affect the role of money and analyse how financial needs change at different life stages. including notes, a carousel activity and a quiz. Teacher guidance included. Supports the delivery of the personal finance curriculum. Also covers content of the new BTEC Level 3 in Business- Unit 3.

This challenging crossword is ideal for helping students to understand the key features, pros and cons of the different forms of payment. Links directly with a range of curriculum courses including the new BTEC National in Business, Unit 3 content. Can be used as a personal finance session activity or a tutor time challenge.

A whole lesson interactive power-point presentation with activities and quiz. Covers a range of topics including how banks operate, the benefits of banking, the different types of accounts, savings, loans and interest rates. Approx 1 hr lesson.

A power-point presentation and quiz to to help students understand the differences between debit cards, credit cards, store cards and pre-paid/gift cards.

An engaging powerpoint activity pack which teaches learners about the history and origins of money. Suitable for both key stage 3 and 4 learners. Slides include note pages with guidance on how to use the resource, printing requirements and script for teacher exposition.

Jammal is a 16 year old facing a typical teenage financial dilemma. Students will be tasked with helping him to find a solution. This extremely popular resource has been used across the country, helping learners to understand the importance and purpose of budgeting, distinguish between essential & non-essential items and create personal income and expenditure budgets for their day to day life. This resource has everything you need to create an unforgettable lesson. Approx 1 hr 30-45 mins. Includes- Detailed lesson plan with timings Power-point presentation with teacher notes and timings Movie clips integrated within the power-point. Student worksheets