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Get it Now - resources that are immediately available Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 3 Key Stage 4 16-19 Total results: 4 Key:   Quality Mark    Free Resource. Money Week Money Week is a resource which enables primary schools to raise awareness of financial capability through a focused period of personal finance and cross curricular activities throughout the school.   Format: Paper, CD-ROM, Downloadable resource Primary Schools: Be involved in financial inclusion - a case study This case study looks at the experience of four primary schools in Wales who took part in an innovative fifteen month pilot scheme designed to foster a responsible attitude to money in children from Reception to Year 6.    Teachers TV - Innovation - Every Child Matters at Work A look at the Meaningful Work scheme which has had a positive impact on pupil self-esteem and attitudes to learning at Bulphan Primary School in Upminster. The scheme, introduced as part of the Every Child Matters campaign, encourages children to help teaching staff and support workers by doing jobs around the school in exchange for points.    The Tesco Project - a case study This case study describes how through experiencing real life shopping pupils would acquire a number of personal finance skills. Literacy skills were also covered when the children looked at the impact of advertising on their purchasing decisions.    Total results: 4

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