For teachers - introduction

The videos above give an introduction to the MoneySense for Schools website. Use the arrow on the right to scroll through the videos and find the introductions to each module. The videos are best viewed full screen - use the button on the bottom right of the video player.

The MoneySense for Schools programme provides all the resources and ideas you need to run meaningful and engaging personal finance education with students aged between 11 and 19.

Launched in 2007, hundreds of teachers have embraced the programme. They are now actively using it to prepare their students for the financial challenges of living as independent adults, teaching them about money management, budgeting, saving, borrowing and how to manage a bank account.

MoneySense is an impartial programme which does not reference or promote products or services.

If you are looking for ready-made resources or just videos and activities to integrate as part of your own lesson plans, you will find what you need to support your personal finance teaching.

Alongside this interactive resource, the MoneySense for Schools programme is supported by specially trained Ulster Bank volunteer staff who deliver tailored sessions in schools alongside teachers.

Find out more about MoneySense for Schools by clicking on the links on the left-hand side.

Tell us what you think

If you would like to share any experience of MoneySense for Schools, have feedback or questions, send us an email at moneysenseubni@education.co.uk.