Children and young people aged from 5-25 years old, typically those attending schools, College or Universities, although we also support young people via youth zones, community centres and Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
All young people benefit from our programmes, including those with SEND or who are neurodiverse, who may take part in our Team Programme.
The wider community benefits from our work when young people are less likely to become NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) and their employability prospects improve. This can create social and economic benefits for the local community.
Title:
We need to reach children about personal finance.
Media Name:
BBC
Media Date:
2025/12/01
Description:
Financial education is not just a subject but a life skill. It's difficult to navigate the world as an adult without it.
Create more opportunities for young people to apply their learning to address practical, real-world challenges.
Provide financial and enterprise opportunities, so young people learn to earn and manage money well, for the long term.
Prioritise resources and opportunities for young people facing the greatest barriers, where we see the biggest impacts
The progress of our students who undertook Company Programme surpassed all expectations. It's been a joy to witness how a group of pupils, who were at risk of becoming increasingly disengaged with school....[demonstrated] a notable difference in terms of improved attendance and higher morale and engagement in the classroom.
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