Education resources

Our free teaching and homeschooling resources help to explain how the economy works and what the Bank of England does.

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Age 5 to 11 – Money and Me

Free PSHE scheme of work for primary schools key stages 1 and 2.

Age 9 to 14 - Robot Revolution

A free resource exploring how the world of work is changing. For primary and secondary schools key stages 2 and 3.

Age 9 to 14 - Gender Pay Gap

A free resource exploring the gender pay gap in the workplace. For primary and secondary schools key stages 2 and 3.

Age 8 to 14 - Learning from the financial crisis

A free six-lesson scheme of workabout banks and the financial crisis. For primary and secondary schools key stages 2 and 3.

Age 11 to 16 - EconoME

Learn about the economy and develop skills to make informed decisions. Free teaching resource for secondary schools key stages 3 and 4.

Age 14 to 16 - Can't We Just Print More Money?

Free lesson plans for teaching English Language in secondary schools (key stage 4).

Post 16 resources

Resources to help students learn about macroeconomics and the role of the Bank of England. These resources link to the GCSE and A level economics syllabus.

Age 16+ The future of work

Interactive education tool to find out how the jobs we do now may change in the future.

Explore our other education resources

Introduction to inflation

See how prices in the UK have changed over time.

Interest calculators

Use our borrowing and saving calculators to work out the effect interest rate changes have on your money.

Economic wellbeing in PSHE education

Read our 10 top tips for teaching about economic wellbeing and listen to the accompanying podcast.
KEK

Keeping on an even keel

A video series explaining how we support our economy and financial system.
PP

Pounds and Pence

Learn about the history of money, why prices change over time and banknote security through our series of films.

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This page was last updated 27 June 2024