Financial education. Without borders.
We believe every young person deserves the opportunity to understand the financial decisions that shape their future. Life Figured for Schools is an independent initiative developing free, practical financial education resources for teachers and young people around the world.
Our teaching materials are drafts undergoing development and review. They are not yet published for classroom use.
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Our goal is to create clear, age-appropriate resources covering everyday money skills, starting with budgeting, saving, payslips and understanding borrowing. Global concepts will be separated from country-specific material such as tax and pensions.
01 · Draft
We develop sample lessons using fictional scenarios, clear explanations and accessible language.
02 · Independent review
We seek feedback from experienced educators and appropriate subject specialists, including local reviewers for country-specific rules.
03 · Classroom pilot
Only after revisions and appropriate checks will we invite teachers to trial materials in supervised settings.
04 · Free access
Once ready, resources will be available without student accounts or requests for pupils' personal financial details.
Current status: The first draft lesson, Your First Payslip (UK), is being prepared for external review. It is not available as a finished teaching resource. We have not received curriculum approval, independent endorsement or specialist sign-off.
Help us get it right.
Are you a teacher, school leader, financial education specialist or relevant subject expert? We would welcome feedback on lesson accuracy, age suitability, accessibility and how resources could work in your country.
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Important information: Life Figured is an independent project, not a financial advisory firm or accredited education provider. We do not provide personalised financial, tax, mortgage or investment advice. Educational materials are not a substitute for local curriculum requirements or qualified professional guidance. We do not seek pupils' personal or financial information. Country-specific content will require appropriate local review before release.
Understand it. Use it. Pass it on.