Bring practical financial literacy and entrepreneurship education to your students.
WSA works with schools and education organisations to provide structured, age-appropriate learning that complements students' wider education and enrichment.
Learning students can apply, not just recite.
WSA specialises in financial literacy and entrepreneurship for young people aged 7–19. Students apply their learning through budgets, financial scenarios, customer research, business planning, pricing, branding, pitching and enterprise projects.
The programme is designed to add practical learning without presenting WSA as a tutoring service, childcare provider, investment company or get-rich-quick programme.
Partnering across the education sector.
WSA welcomes enquiries from primary and secondary schools, sixth forms, colleges, multi-academy trusts, alternative and specialist settings, and organisations supporting young people's education.
Four ways to bring WSA to your students.
After-School Programmes
Progressive sessions delivered across an agreed period for a defined student group.
Workshops and Enrichment Days
Focused financial literacy or entrepreneurship learning built around agreed themes and age groups.
Enterprise Projects
Structured projects in which students research, plan, cost, present and evaluate an enterprise idea or activity.
Tailored Programme Delivery
A programme shaped around the partner's students, timetable and objectives while remaining within WSA's curriculum and safeguarding framework.
Content adapted to every stage.
Programmes are available for ages 7–12, 13–15 and 16–19, with the content and level of independence adapted to each stage.
Real decisions, real problems, real ideas.
Students make financial decisions, solve realistic problems and develop enterprise ideas. Activities may include budgeting, comparing choices, market research, calculating costs and prices, creating a brand, preparing a pitch, keeping project records and calculating profit or loss.
From first enquiry to delivery.
Initial Enquiry
Tell us about your organisation, student group and the type of support you are considering.
Discovery Discussion
We discuss the age group, objectives, delivery setting, timetable and practical requirements.
Programme Proposal
WSA provides an agreed delivery outline and quotation based on the requirements.
Planning and Delivery
The programme is confirmed subject to the required agreements, safeguarding arrangements, permissions and practical planning.
Agreed before delivery — never assumed.
Safeguarding responsibilities, supervision, consent, information sharing and emergency arrangements will be agreed before delivery. Students will not be asked to disclose private family finances or real account details.
WSA provides financial education, not personal financial or investment advice, product recommendations or guaranteed outcomes.
Tell us about your organisation and students.
Please provide your name, role, school or organisation, contact details, student age group, estimated number of students, preferred programme, dates, location and any additional requirements.
Ready to explore a partnership with WSA?
Tell us about your students and we'll take it from there.