'Money' to be taught in English schools - with lessons on state spending

Children will be taught how to manage their money in schools for the first time in England, after financial education was included in the final version of the national curriculum, the Daily Telegraph reports. The detail published by the Department for Education includes financial education in mathematics and citizenship education for secondary school pupils. There have been further elements added since a draft curriculum earlier in the year opened to consultation, including lessons in how public money is raised and spent. Personal finance is already taught in schools in Wales, Scot...