In partnership with The Jack Petchey Foundation, our programme covers 120 mainstream schools across London and Essex.
We also work with 25 SEND schools and Pupil Referral Units to deliver a dedicated programme, focusing on financial education and independent living, with employability workshops to enhance students' skills.

Schools can choose from topics like Budgeting, Student Finance, Taxation and Pensions, Scamming and Gambling and Cryptocurrencies.
Our mainstream programme includes 4 sessions for year 12 and/or year 13 students or years 10 and/or 11 (for schools without sixth forms).
Our SEND/PRU programme is delivered in 8 hours over 4 visits, following a consultation visit by our head of programme, Laura Flynn.

The workshops are heavily subsidised by The Jack Petchey Foundation, with partner schools contributing just £150 towards the total cost.
If you are interested in learning more about our programmes or to book, please get in touch with our Head of Programme, Sophia Mousoulides.

Student from Barking Abbey School
Each session will be between 60 and 75 minutes, depending on your timetable flexibility. The more time we have, the more interactive elements we can include.
Sessions will vary in terms of interactivity, but every session includes discussions and decision-making activities. Some will involve worksheets, and videos as part of the sessions. Engagement is one of our core values so we ensure every session allows for the students to interact and build their knowledge.
The cost of all four sessions is £150.00 in total. This is a subsidised price for Jack Petchey Foundation partner schools and colleges. It is free to become a partner and easy to sign up.
The minimum is 25 and the maximum is as many students as you can fit into one space! Typically, we present to an entire year group.
For sixth forms and colleges, the sessions are open to Year 12 and 13. If your school doesn’t have a sixth form, the sessions are for Year 10 and 11.
Choose four topics:
Year 12-13:
Year 10-11 (only for schools without a sixth form):
For sixth forms and colleges, we recommend having three sessions for Year 12 and one for Year 13. For schools without sixth forms, we suggest three sessions for Year 10 and one for Year 11. However, we are happy to have a different ratio. You can opt to have all four sessions in one day (such as in a drop-down day) or spread out the sessions throughout the year. All sessions are subject to availability, but we try to be as accommodating as possible. If you choose to not have the entire year group in each session but choose to have four small groups with the same topic, these will still count as four sessions.
Assembly-style usually works best. Some of the sessions have worksheets but there isn’t a great deal of writing so students can lean on a folder or book.
Booking is very straightforward – just share your best dates/times, your year groups and chosen topics for each session. We'll be in touch with our availability.
We will try to secure your preferred speaker, but we cannot guarantee this due to prior bookings.
Teacher from Newham FE College SEND
Get in touch to become a partner school or find out more about how we can support your learners with engaging financial education workshops.











Students from Year 13 at Anglo-European School receiving their WizeUp certificates in financial education.





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