Money lessons they’d come back to
The same ten lessons as our live course, built as interactive lessons rather than videos. No timetable, no teacher, no waiting — just a child, a screen, and a set of decisions with consequences.
For ages 7–11 · Years 3 to 6 · Key Stage 2
Children learn money by spending it
You cannot explain to a child what it feels like to run out of money. You can only let it happen — and real money is an expensive way to teach that lesson.
An interactive lesson is not. Your child can blow the whole budget on the wrong thing, see what happens, and immediately try again. That loop — decide, see the consequence, decide better — is how anyone actually learns about money, and it’s the one thing a worksheet has never been able to offer.
Why parents choose it
No timetable
A wet Sunday, twenty minutes before dinner, the school holidays. Whenever suits, not whenever we’re free.
Replay endlessly
Children return to interactive lessons they enjoy. Repetition is what turns an idea into something they simply know.
They’re in charge
Nobody is watching, nobody is waiting for the right answer. Children take more risks when the stakes are private.
Less than one class
The whole programme costs less than a single live lesson — and it stays yours for good.
Start free, or unlock all ten
Lesson one is free — create a parent account and it appears in your dashboard. The full programme is a single payment, yours to keep.
Lesson one
The first interactive lesson, unlocked in your dashboard the moment you create an account. A fair way to find out whether your child takes to it.
- The first interactive lesson, free
- Replay it as often as they want
- No payment, no card details
Full digital course
All ten lessons in order, worked through at your child’s own pace — the same programme we teach live, for less than a single class.
- Ten interactive lessons, at their pace
- Revisit as often as they want
- Yours to keep — nothing expires
Start with lesson one
Create an account and it’s waiting in your dashboard. If your child enjoys it, all ten lessons are £45 — and lesson one you already have.