Building economic wellbeing in challenging times – primary
Discover how your PSHE education curriculum can support pupils to manage money, make informed and confident economic choices, and protect themselves from online financial harms.
This session can support those who are designing the curriculum, as well as those who are delivering it — with practical guidance for planning and teaching the topic of economic wellbeing.
Lydia Stober
Subject Specialist
Available exclusively to School Plus members
Taking place on our new Online Learning Platform, you can watch this webinar in your own time — either on your own or as part of a team. We’ve included pause points throughout for you to reflect on your own practice, discuss ideas and take notes.
If you are a School Plus member, click "enrol" to sign up, or "proceed to course" to continue your learning.
About the course
Children and young people’s relationship with money is changing in new and unprecedented ways. This on-demand webinar will unpick what these changes mean in the context of widerresearch around children and young people’s financial wellbeing.
Learn how you can address this vital aspect of the PSHE education sensitively and effectively with your pupils, ensuring they develop practical skills and knowledge to support their economic wellbeing both now and in the future.
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