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BISS CLUBS:
Money Lessons for Kids Club
Autumn 2026
(Years 2 - 6)

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Jar of Coins

Children grow up using money long before they're taught how to manage it. At GowReads, our vision is to change that. We believe financial education should begin early, helping children understand the value behind every coin they spend, every choice they make, and every goal they save for. Need to help children build a healthy relationship with money before the world begins making financial decisions for them. 

Through hands-on activities and real-life experiences, we introduce children to the importance of earning, saving, budgeting, giving, and spending wisely, helping them develop habits and values that will benefit them throughout their lives.

For: Students in Years 2,3,4,5,6; Time: 15:10 - 16:10;

Starts: Wednesdays, September 2; Fee: 3490 SEK​

Details: ​

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” — Benjamin Franklin

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What you’ll learn:
 

  • Understand the difference between needs and wants and make thoughtful spending decisions.

  • Build healthy saving habits by setting goals and planning for the future.

  • Learn the importance of earning money through effort, responsibility, and hard work.

  • Develop the confidence to create simple budgets and manage money wisely.

  • Explore the basics of entrepreneurship by turning ideas into value.

  • Understand how banks, digital payments, and everyday financial systems work in a child-friendly way.

  • Learn the power of delayed gratification and making smart financial choices instead of impulsive purchases.

  • Discover how investing works through simple, age-appropriate activities and examples.

  • Build problem-solving and decision-making skills through real-life financial scenarios.

  • Develop a lifelong mindset of financial responsibility, generosity, and gratitude.
     

Market Day – Real-World Financial Experience:

At the end of the programme, children participate in an exciting Market Day, where they create, price, buy, and sell products in a supervised marketplace. They apply everything they've learned by experiencing budgeting, pricing, profit and loss, customer interaction, and responsible financial decision-making—turning financial concepts into practical life skills.

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​To maintain small class sizes and provide personalised attention, places are strictly limited. Registrations are confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis. 

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