Everyday economics: the importance of financial education post-Covid @bankofenglanduk
Everyday economics: the importance of financial education post-Covid @bankofenglanduk
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In this webinar, hosted by Schools North East, the Bank of England Governor, Andrew Bailey, is in discussion with educationalists and young people to discuss the importance of financial education post-Covid. The event also includes the official launch of the new ‘Money and Me’ primary schools resource, in partnership with Beano and TES.

Money and Me is a free, 12 lesson teaching resource that introduces young people to how money and the economy work. Find out more: bankofengland.co.uk/education/education-resources/money-and-me
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