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How to open a bank account lesson plan and resources

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How to open a bank account lesson plan and resources

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Linked to: How to open a bank account

Produced by FLiC (Financial Literacy Inclusion Campaign), part of The Financial Times, see corresponding lesson and plan and resources for the topic: How to open a bank account

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How to open a Bank Account | FT FLIC Learning Hub

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Teacher ResourcesHow to make informed financial decisionsHow to open a Bank Account

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At The Table: Politics facilitation toolkit 

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At The Table: Politics facilitation toolkit 

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Linked to: Politics, Citizenship and Rights topic

A Toolkit developed by Greater London Combined Authority to support facilitation of understanding and talking about politics with young people

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Linked to: All Financial Education articles

Online, interactive financial support finder for seven GM Boroughs: Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan.

This tool is designed for any organisation or service that works with people on low incomes — whether you’re based in primary care, education, community support, housing, or providing direct advice and welfare services.

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Brook RSE (Relationships and Sex Education) resources

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Brook RSE (Relationships and Sex Education) resources

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Linked to: I have some questions about sexual health - Curriculum for Life

Multiple free resources to support the teaching of RSE topics including contraception

Healthy relationships

Periods

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Free resources, including printable handouts, to support safe and effective RSE.

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Linked to: Love Is Love: Let’s Get Straight (and Not-So-Straight) to the Point! - Curriculum for Life

Understand how to teach gender diversity, support trans people and be an ally

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Gender Diversity online course for schools – Brook

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Trans, non-binary and gender questioning young people are living in complicated times with rates of bullying, poor mental health, self-harm and suicide significantly higher than in cisgender young…

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Linked to: How can I explore my career options? - Curriculum for Life

A page full of online resources to support young people to explore their careers

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The Young Professional Programme is our series of free and interactive online learning programmes designed with and for young people.

Available programmes:

Young Professional: Preparing for Your Future is ideal for 14-16 year olds who are exploring their future options.

Young Professional: Journey to Work is ideal for 17+ year olds and young people who are closer to the world of work.

Young Professional Programmes can fit into your existing programme or be accessed independently.

Course content helps young people to:

Understand themselves, their strengths, barriers and opportunities

Learn about the world of work through virtual work experience and impartial careers information

Understand the range of pathways available including vocational, academic and technical routes

Learn how to build their own career plan and set useful life, study and work goals

Understand the skills they will need for life and work and how to develop them

Learn how to prepare themselves for work with job searching, CV and interview preparation

Understand what being in work is like and how to progress once in work

What happens on completing a course?

On completion of each course, the Young Professional learner will receive a certificate. Their Provider can use this or our Group Management System to evidence the progress young people have made during the programme.

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Free Careers Lesson Plans For Teachers And Careers Leaders - Youth Employment UK

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Get free careers lesson plans for teachers at Youth Employment UK.

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KS4 link: LMI lessons key stage 4 | CEC Resource Directory

Linked to: What is LMI and why do I need to know about it? - Curriculum for Life

Activities and teacher guides

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This resource links to a series of lessons for key stage 3, based around roles within the different sectors and linked LMI (Labour Market Information) in the Greater Manchester area.

This resource can be adapted for other local areas. Each lesson focuses on a specific sector, but follows the same process allowing the teacher to choose sectors of growth for their area.

The resource, created by the Bridge team in Manchester, includes an activity sheet for the students along with the links to the various pages for the teacher to support delivery.

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ResourceThis resource links to a series of lessons for key stage 3, based around roles within the different sectors and linked LMI (Labour Market Information) in the Greater Manchester area. This resource can be adapted for other local areas.

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Linked to many Financial Education topics: Financial education - Curriculum for Life

Topics include:

• Saving and spending
• Borrowing
• Good and bad debt
• Risk and rewards
• Insurance
• Investments
• Future planning around student loans
• Tax and national insurance

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Your Money Matters has been designed for use with young people age 14 - 16 and covers topics including spending and saving, borrowing, debt, insurance, student finance & future planning.

Funded by a £325,000 pledge from Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, these curriculum mapped textbooks were sent to state funded English secondary schools in late 2018, and you can download your free copy right now!
Hard copies of the Textbook can also be purchased on Amazon.
A natural extension to the Financial Education Planning Frameworks the student facing Textbook includes guidance on issues such as:

* Saving and spending
* Borrowing
* Good and bad debt
* Risk and rewards
* Insurance
* Investments
* Future planning around student loans
* Tax and national insurance

To provide additional support to teachers there is an accompanying Teacher's Guide contained within the download which will highlight areas of good practice, provide examples of curriculum integration and showcase additional external support which schools could use to enrich their financial education provision.

Find out more about the textbook here.

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Your Money Matters - Financial Education Textbook - Young Enterprise & Young Money

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Your Money Matters has been designed for use with young people age 14 - 16 and covers topics including spending and saving, borrowing, debt, insurance, student finance & future planning. Funded by a £325,000 pledge from Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, these curriculum mapped textbooks were sent to state funded English secondary schools in late 2018, and you can download your free copy right now!

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Voting and the General Election Resource pack

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Voting and the General Election Resource pack

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Linked to: What is an election? - Curriculum for Life

Multiple resources to support teaching about what voting is, what an election is, how and why people vote, and the barriers.

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Voting and the General Election - Young Citizens

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This resource pack is the second of a four-part set which has been designed to introduce students to the…

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Linked to: Know your rights: a guide for young people in Greater Manchester - Curriculum for Life

A page with multiple resources to support teaching Human Rights

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This resource contains seven lesson plans for ages 11-18, which use innovative ways to explore human rights. They can be stand-alone lessons or used in planning themed or dropdown days across the school.

This pack contains all the resources you need to make a Human Rights Day or just one lesson engaging and memorable.

This pack is in English. It is also available in Welsh.

Lessons

1. Understanding Human Rights

2. Human Rights in the UK

3. Mia Dia, Y Los Derechos (Spanish)

4. Freedom of Expression

5. Refugees and Asylum

6. Is it a crime to be gay in Boldovia?

7. Taking Action

Films from the resource

This resource was previously known as 'Everyone Everywhere'.

Downloads

Human Rights in the Secondary School Lesson Plans and Worksheets

Lesson 1 Powerpoint

Lesson 2 Powerpoint

Lesson 4 Powerpoint

Lesson 5 Powerpoint

Lesson 7 Powerpoint

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Human Rights in Secondary School resource pack

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This resource contains seven lesson plans for ages 11-18, which use innovative ways to explore human rights. They can be stand-alone lessons or used in planning themed or dropdown days across the school. This pack contains all the resources you need to make a Human Rights Day or just one lesson engaging and memorable.

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Let Periods Flow Campaign resources and lesson plan

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Let Periods Flow Campaign resources and lesson plan

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Linked to: Get involved in period education with Let Periods Flow - Curriculum for Life

This is the corresponding resources which includes a lesson plan

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Full Time Fierce' programme. The campaign ensures that schools give proper period education to their young people, and provide them with easy access to period products.

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Linked to: What is fake news and how do I spot it? - Curriculum for Life

See BBC Bitesize page with multiple resources he;ping to teach fake news

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This collection of classroom resources can be used to support secondary school teaching around digital literacy and fake news.

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Linked to: Caring for your mental health - Curriculum for Life

Access multiple free resources that support teaching of caring for your mental health

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Browse our free mental health resources for those working in primary, secondary and FE settings.

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Linked to: Why is cyber security important? - Curriculum for Life

Use this online tool to access online cyber security resources

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Exciting interactive online security resources for 7 - 11 year olds.

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Linked to: What is CPR and what do I need to know? - Curriculum for Life

Link to a free digital tool from The British Heart Foundation that makes it easy to teach CPR

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Teach CPR in your school with Classroom RevivR

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Classroom RevivR is a free, interactive tool that teaches students CPR. We also have an online portal with a free lesson plan and resources.

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Linked to: Why is healthy eating so difficult? - Curriculum for Life

Lots of different resources and recipes about healthy eating, where food comes from and how to make healthier choices

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Free education resources for teaching young people aged 3-16 years about where food comes from, cooking and healthy eating, and teacher training. - Food A Fact Of Life

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The resources follow a progression framework and have been developed to stimulate learning and support the curriculum and qualifications throughout the UK. All resources are designed to ensure that consistent and up-to-date messages are delivered.

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Linked to: How does fast fashion affect the planet? - Curriculum for Life

This guide has signposting, resources and links to support teachers speaking to young people about sustainable fashion

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Linked to: Why should we recycle? - Curriculum for Life

See Wigan Council's page with some free resources for schools and colleges to utilise

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Help and advice for schools on waste and other environmental issues.

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Linked to: What is investing and how do I get started? - Curriculum for Life

Resources provided by FLIC

Understand what investing is

Differences between shares and bonds

What factors affect people's risk profiles

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Session 4: Long-term investing - Learning Hub FT FLIC

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Linked to: What are the key terms to understand the economy? - Curriculum for Life

Set of resources by FT FLIC | Mastering your money

What is meant by the economy

Understand the government's economic aims

Understand how decisions about the economy affect people's lives

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Session 1: The economy - Learning Hub FT FLIC

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Linked to: The things you need to know to set up a business - Curriculum for Life

Set of resources from FlIC

What is an entrepreneur?

What are the pros and cons?

Practising enterprise skills

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Session 3: Entrepreneurship - Learning Hub FT FLIC

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Linked to: How can I reduce my carbon footprint? - Curriculum for Life

Find out how big each person's carbon footprint is currently.

Can each person idetntify 3 changes they can make to reduce theirs?

How does this affect their carbon footprint?

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Calculate your environmental footprint and learn how you can reduce your impact with WWF's Footprint Calculator.

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Plan a route to school that only includes active travel

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Plan a route to school that only includes active travel

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Linked to: Save carbon through walking, cycling and Bee Network - Curriculum for Life

Use the Bee Network app to plan journeys to and from school (or another location) and write down 3 benefits of ditching the car and using active travel.

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Linked to: Tips for planning your travel money - Curriculum for Life

. See Maths challenge on how to budget for a holiday

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See examples of quick tasks students can do utilising an article from each of the 6 Topic areas.

Submitted on behalf of a Pupil Referral Unit in GM