Bookmark is a charity working with primary schools to offer reading support for children in Years 1 to 5. In 2023, JFF’s Milo’s Money storybook entered into Bookmark’s reading program. This means that children can now read Milo’s Money with a volunteer and develop confidence with reading and money at the same time.

GamCare is the leading provider of information, advice and support for anyone affected by gambling harms, and operates the National Gambling Helpline. JFF partners with GamCare to create adaptable primary school resources to encourage children talk about money and gambling - including how gambling can appear in video games aimed at young people, and the impact it can have.

Global School Alliance unites teachers from around the world under the common goal of raising standards of quality education globally. Our partnership delivers JFF webinars and resources to member schools and teachers, increasing the reach of quality financial education.

Jigsaw are a leading PSHE provider across the UK. Together, we hosted a series of webinars on our relationship with money and how financial education fits with the PSHE aims and objectives.

We're proud to support NSPCC Number Day - a fantastic way for schools to make maths more meaningful while raising vital funds to help keep children safe. Financial education is key to preparing young people for the future, and we are delighted to contribute LifeSavers resources to support Number Day learning through real-life maths.

Picture News provides schools with resources that teach children about current affairs. In 2023, we collaborated with Picture News and co-created a free pack for schools to explore the question, ‘How important is it to understand money?’. The pack included a poster, some thought-provoking questions, an assembly template, and home learning resource.

Sumdog is an engaging learning platform that supports children from all backgrounds with their maths practice. JFF partners with Sumdog to bring maths learning to life through practical and engaging finanical education activities.

The Story Project are a social enterprise dedicated to improving children’s future wellbeing through the magic of storytelling. JFF collaborated with The Story Project during Talk Money Week to explore themes like emotional wellbeing when it comes to money, friendship and how we can respects others with their choices or interests - all through the power of stories.