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pfeg was set up in 2000 by a group of individuals, primarily from the finance sector trade associations, concerned that financial education was not being taught coherently in schools.
It is an independent charity with the mission of ensuring that all young people leaving school are equipped with the confidence, skills and knowledge they need in financial matters to take part fully in society.
How pfeg works
pfeg offers a range of resources and support to school leadership teams and teachers to enable them to deliver personal finance education in schools through effective lesson planning and delivery across the curriculum.
Consultants offer support and advice to schools based on their individual needs, working collaboratively with teachers to give them the confidence and ideas to deliver their own lessons. All of our work is free of charge.
Our work
- Find out about our current projects in the Our work in education section
- pfeg’s website links to more than 120 resources which are used by thousands of teachers to help introduce personal finance education in the classroom in everything from geography to English lessons. More than 70 of the resources are backed by pfeg’s highly rigorous Quality Mark accreditation scheme.
- The Quality Mark is an accreditation scheme which aims to raise the standard of personal finance teaching resources. Find out more.
For more information
For any media enquiries, please contact info@pfeg.org or call 020 7330 9470.
