In preparation
For SchoolsPlan an age-appropriate starting point
Guidance for scope, ownership, permissions and evaluation before a school begins.
Financial literacy resources
Useful guidance, published only when it is ready.
Nilo's resource library is organised around the questions schools, teachers, parents and students need to answer—not a stream of unreviewed posts.
Our publishing promise
Useful guidance deserves care and context.
Audience-led library
Begin with who needs the answer.
Every shelf has a clear purpose, shaped around the people who need the answer.
In preparation
For TeachersFacilitate thoughtful choices
Classroom approaches that keep discussion practical, calm and free from financial pressure.
In preparation
For ParentsContinue the conversation at home
Simple prompts for listening, comparing choices and connecting learning to everyday life.
In preparation
For StudentsUnderstand one choice at a time
Clear explainers for goals, trade-offs, safety and the thinking behind a decision.
Topics in preparation
Questions worth developing next.
A first look at the practical questions we plan to explore for schools, teachers, parents and students.
In preparationFor Schools · Guide
How schools can begin financial literacy in Grade 5–6
A calm starting framework for scope, roles and evaluation.
In preparationFor Parents · Conversation
Five questions for a calm money conversation
A proposed home-conversation structure for listening before advising.
In preparationFor Teachers · Classroom
Teaching trade-offs without financial pressure
A proposed facilitation guide for comparing choices without prescribing them.
In preparationFor Students · Explainer
Why waiting can be part of a good plan
A proposed student-friendly explanation of goals, timing and thoughtful choice.
The article standard
Every useful page carries its accountability with it.
Every published resource should show who wrote it, who reviewed it, when it was checked and which sources support material facts.
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Named author
A person accountable for the words, intended audience and learning purpose.
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Relevant reviewer
A subject or safeguarding reviewer suited to the claims and audience.
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Visible review date
A date that tells readers when the material was last checked.
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Authoritative sources
Primary or authoritative references for every material factual claim.
Clear authorship and sources
- Author
- Named person
- Reviewer
- Relevant reviewer
- Reviewed
- Visible date
Looking for a program?
Discuss a School Pilot Move from reading to a school conversation.
Explore how a focused Grade 5–6 pilot could support practical money learning in your school.