DfES guidance on financial capability document

Teachernet: Citizenship site run by DCSF

DCSF Enterprise Education and www.enterpriseinschools.org.uk

Young Enterprise

National Centre for Excellence in Teaching Mathematics

PSHE Association

Scottish Centre for Financial Education

NINE (Northern Ireland Network for Education) NINE Connect is an online learning environment developed to support learning and teaching in Northern Ireland. To gain access to NINE, please use this link and then register as a new user or enter your existing user name and password.

Welsh Counsumer Council - Cyngor Defnyddwyr Cymru This consumer education website launched by the Welsh Consumer Council provides a wealth of information to support and build the confidence of young consumers learning how to live in a complex and independent world.

Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) A non-departmental public body reporting to the Department of Education in Northern Ireland. CCEA places itself at the heart of the Northern Ireland community ensuring its products and services meet the needs of all learners. Includes sections for teachers, parents, students and employers.

Financial Services Authority
- financial capability website
- consumer website

BBC Online

The Guardian Money

The Times Educational Supplement

Channel 4 learning zone

Association of British Insurers

Association of Investment Trust Companies

British Bankers Association

Building Societies Association

Which?

Investment Management Association

The Share Centre
Shares4Schools stock market competition

Royal Bank of Scotland Group
MoneySense for schools

The Children's Mutual
Information on The Child Trust Fund

Stantonbury Campus

Roehampton University of Surrey

Money Facts For the latest updated figures on personal finance products.

Stats4Schools Financial data for schools from the Office of National Statistics

Raising Kids A parents' website containing useful personal finance information.

National Consumer Council

DebtCred aims to assist teachers to educate school leavers on basic money management, and raise debt awareness among employers.

Financial Education Partnership has a programme of bank staff going into secondary schools (part of The Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland).

Aviva's six-steps website offers free, unbiased finanical planning help and ideas, for those worried about retirement.