The “E” in PSHE stands for Economic Education. This is all about managing money, aspirations, training and education, and career.
Money is the main theme of economic education. Children are taught what it is and how we have a choice to spend or to save. They are also shown how it is earned and that different jobs have different rates of pay. Most of the quizzes have a link at the bottom to the relevant BBC Bitesize page.
Related to this are aspirations and education. Children have a choice of pathways they might take after school. Some of these, like a university education, lead to better prospects than others. It is important that children understand that the choices they make regarding their education will have consequences which affect their future careers.