Finance
The Money Isles, ages 7 to 15
- 202 concepts
- 20 islands
- 5 Finance Levels
Needs vs wants Compound interest Phishing Buy Now Pay Later Pensions
See all 202 concepts
The Money Isles, ages 7 to 15
Needs vs wants Compound interest Phishing Buy Now Pay Later Pensions
See all 202 conceptsThe Detective Deck, ages 8 to 15
Weighing evidence Claims versus proof Checking before trusting Bias and who was left out
See the casesCaptain Cleo is one world of games for children aged 7 to 15. Your child sails between islands, helps Captain Cleo and earns coins for one shared purse, and the two skills that keep mattering go in underneath: handling money, and thinking with numbersthinking a claim through.
Pocket money and saving first, then scams, adverts and debt, then jobs, tax and interest.
Try Budget BazaarTimes tables to quick recall, practice for the Year 4 tables check, then fractions and angles.
Try Tables-Check DashA stall of their own to price and stock, a harbour to ready before the storm, and coins to save or spend.
Try Business BayWeighing evidence, asking a better question, and spotting what is built to fool them.
Try The Fair RoomAny device plays about twenty minutes free, with no card and no login. Captain Cleo is in schools first: a school gets a free week for every pupil and teacher, then one licence for the whole school. The family version is on its way; parents can join the waiting list.
| What you get | Free taste Live today | School licence Open now |
|---|---|---|
| Which games are open | Every game, for about twenty minutes on a device. No card, no login. | Every island, case and game, on every device in the school, all year. |
| Progress and certificates | Level 1 of each chart, with its green ticks and one plain progress sentence. | Every Finance and Thinking level, with its green ticks and a certificate at each gold level, for every pupil. |
| The Parent Port's report | The free report, complete as it stands. | The full report on every device: every section, the months of history and three things to try each week. |
| How you pay | Nothing to pay. | One invoice a year for the whole school. No card. A free week first, on the day you choose. |