UK-Specific Financial Wellness Presentations & Curricula

NFEC is inviting local curriculum and presentation providers across the UK to submit financial education programmes for inclusion in our curriculum library. We are seeking programmes that align with sound educational principles, demonstrate measurable outcomes, and are ready for use within the community. The submission window is now open, and entries are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Selected materials receive increased visibility among schools, employers, charities, and community partners. All accepted submissions will be listed in the NFEC partner directory and considered for pilot opportunities and promotional support.

Qualifications

Programmes must be relevant to the UK financial system and align with core education principles and demonstrate practical readiness for delivery. Currently our review is limited to English materials; in future reviews we will expand to include additional languages. The overall guidelines include:

Meet local laws and regulatory requirements.

Built-in assessments and measures for tracking outcomes.

Accessibility, cultural relevance, and inclusive language.

Data privacy and ethical use of participant information.

Submit Your Financial Literacy Programmes for Consideration

How submissions are reviewed: NFEC staff and educator advisers assess each submission for its alignment with core educational principles, clarity of objectives, rigour of assessment, and practicality of implementation. Programmes that meet these standards may be invited to take part in a short pilot or be featured with an NFEC partner badge. Inclusion is not guaranteed and is determined by overall quality and suitability.

The submission window is now open, and materials are reviewed on a rolling basis. Submit now to help your programme reach more communities and meet the standards expected by educators and partners.

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Option 1) Add a link to samples of materials for review.

Option 2) Upload sample materials to preview.

Max. file size: 1,000 MB.

References

Money Heroes (Young Enterprise), United Kingdom, Europe. Free financial literacy curriculum and lesson resources for children aged 3–11. Source.

FT FLIC Learning Hub Curriculum (Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign), United Kingdom, Europe. Free curriculum-aligned financial education lessons for Years 7–13, including schemes of work and teacher resources. Source.

Financial Literacy Skills Curriculum (PwC UK), United Kingdom, Europe. A free curriculum for ages 13–18 covering budgeting, insurance, tax, savings, and financial planning. Source.

MoneyTime UK Financial Literacy Programme, United Kingdom, Europe. KS3/KS4 financial literacy curriculum with lessons on budgeting, borrowing, taxes, mortgages, and investing. Source.

Money Minds (Yorkshire Building Society), United Kingdom, Europe. Free UK curriculum-aligned financial literacy resources, lesson plans, and classroom activities for schools. Source.

Just Finance Foundation School Resources, United Kingdom, Europe. Values-based financial education curriculum and classroom activities for UK schools. Source.

Tykeoons MoneySmarts® Programme, United Kingdom, Europe. Primary school financial literacy curriculum covering money management, budgeting, enterprise, and economics. Source.

BlueAcorn Education Financial Literacy Curriculum, United Kingdom, Europe. DfE-aligned financial literacy curriculum with ready-made lessons and classroom resources for KS3 and KS4. Source.