Financial Education in Schools: The Late Show with Nathan Gynn and The Just Finance Foundation

Nathan is joined by Sarah from the 'LifeSavers' programme, which is part of the offer from the Just Finance Foundation, which offers free programmes to schools to support Finance Education. Find out more at https://www.justfinancefoundation.org.uk/. 

They discuss:

1. Who are JFF, what does it do and what is the LifeSaver programme?
2. When should you start teaching financial education?
3. What does good financial education look like?
4. What is MaPs/Money and Pensions Service and why are their funded projects so important?
5. How can you include financial education in the curriculum?
6. What subjects can you include financial education in? What cross curriculum activities can you do?
7. How can you make financial education inclusive?
8. What is the Alternative Provision project?
9. How does the AP project consider pupil voices?

Nathan is joined by Sarah Barlow for the show:

Sarah is the Financial Education Coordinator for Alternative Provisions. Sarah is a mum of two wonderfully unique children. She has worked within the education sector for over ten years and has been involved in several community and charity projects. She has a passion for supporting future generations and has undertaken additional Mental Health and Special Educational Needs and Disability training. When she is not working, Sarah can often be found walking her dog, Waffle, on the beach. Twitter: Teaching With Care And Kindness (@CareTeaching) / Twitter