Financial Literacy Curriculum

Empowering students with essential money management skills, our Financial Literacy Curriculum is designed to equip young minds—from primary grades to middle school—with lifelong financial confidence and smart decision-making abilities.

Why Financial Literacy?

Financial literacy gives students the skills to earn, save, budget, invest, and manage credit responsibly—helping them avoid common pitfalls and build a foundation for future success. Early education fosters independence, confidence, and the ability to navigate complex financial situations.

Age-Wise Curriculum Structure

• Foundational (Grades 1–2): Introduction to money, earning through hard work, setting simple goals, and understanding basic savings and banking concepts. Learning real-life value of earning and spending.

• Preparatory (Grades 3–5):Deeper exploration of money in daily life, responsible choices, basic banking, budgets, and introduction to digital payments.
Power of goal-setting, communication, and managing early financial mistakes.

• Middle School (Grades 6–8): Earning, budgeting, and smart spending habits. Advanced topics like investments, savings strategies, managing credit and debt, understanding risks, and entrepreneurship. Planning for future financial needs and making informed decisions.