Financial Capability resources: 1 hour PowerPoint, clips, worksheets, differentiated fully KS3/4. Complete 1 hour lesson with differentiated worksheets, suitable for KS3/4 easily adapted for either.
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A revision guide for OCR A Level Business - Accounting and finance. This includes:
Retrieval practice
QR codes
Power points
Case studies (With guided answers)
Exam questions with mark scheme
A mix of questions on the following topics
Breakeven
Costings
Mix and Match Cards - Difference between Financial and Management
Accounting
Ratio Analysis - Acid Test, Current Ratio, ROCE, Gross Profit
Have used these questions as class room topics as well as stretch and challenge with students studying the following topics
BTEC Business
A Level Business
AAT Accounting
A Level Accounting
GCSE Business Studies
NEW 10 HOURS- A selection of brand new 2026/27 EC Publishing PSHE lessons created for the new 2026 KS3 DfE / PSHE Association guidance for managing money and finances throughout life successfully. Perfect for young people navigating our challenging modern world. There are 10 hours of total content as three of the lessons are doubles, each coming with detailed easy to follow PowerPoint, worksheets, clips, activities and info packs. Made by a wonderful team of consultants and teachers who are, above all, humans, not AI (we write and check every word and fact and are happy to stake our company reputation on what we produce). This is a saver pack - bought separately the lessons would total £19.
CONTENTS:
Budgeting Money Introduction - NEW 2026 - One hour lesson introducing the concept of budgeting with all the templates needed for students to create a working budget plan. Students will first discover what budgeting, sources of income and outgoings are, before investigating why it’s important to budget and studying a sample budgeting plan from an average teenager. Finally they will create their own. Includes lesson plan. This has been created to best suit KS3, but could easily be used with KS4 and is entirely editable. It covers the DfE and PSHE Association guidance for 2026 and will last you one hour.
Budgeting personal finances through life PSHE - NEW 2026 DfE GUIDANCE COMPLIANT (see lesson plan included for details). New lesson with a focus on how we can be responsible with our personal finances and avoid bad debt. Students will recap on key monetary terms (interest, short-term loans, debt, long-term loans, credit score) before investigating different case studies of young people in financial trouble. To arm them for this task, they will first read through a source pack and complete a clip task. Students will then review the advice they gave and then complete the plenary summarizing what they learned today. The lesson includes a detailed, editable PowerPoint, accompanying worksheets, information pack, clip tasks, analysis tasks, creative tasks, signposting and much more. Suitable for KS3 or KS4. Includes detailed lesson plan.
Saving Money - New PSHE lesson, best suited to lower KS3. Students will explore wants and needs, saving and investing, as well as different types of savings accounts and their benefits, before beginning to investigate stocks and bonds at a basic level. They will also cover a basic explanation of interest and how banks work. Includes lesson plan. There are a variety of tasks, from clips, bingo, analysis, role-play, case studies and more. Everything is editable and ready to go and I’ve tried to make a dry-ish subject as fun as possible. This lesson is taken from the new 2026 EC Publishing Complete Primary Package, which can be found with a quick Google on the EC Publishing website.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship - New lesson for 2026 (lesson plan details new guidelines covered) which focuses on what exactly it means to start a business and become an entrepreneur. Students will explore case studies of famous entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds, analyse a clip of Elon Musk giving advice to wanna-be entrepreneurs and complete interactive tasks following the exploits of Tom, a student who starts a business up whilst at school. The resources are editable, fun, creative and ready to go. Includes lesson plan.
Managing a household budget - DOUBLE LESSON - New for 2026 - a two hour lesson on planning and managing a household budget. Students will examine the household budgets of four UK households - a young couple on average income, a divorcee nurse, a wealthy businessman and a young family with a disabled child. Their task is to stick to the budgets of each household, whilst navigating financial challenges such as pregnancy, a new car, a brother in debt, carer’s allowance, lodgers and much more! This is a fun lesson and culminates in a video bingo game about how different levels of income are managed by UK citizens. Best for KS4/5 but nothing unsuitable for KS3.
Financial Exploitation - 2 HOURS for new 2026 RSHE guidance (see lesson plan included for details) - In this double lesson students will explore online scams, with particular regard to financial exploitation and money laundering. They will investigate how easy it is to fall for a scam, the common techniques used by scammers and how to spot one. Students will then focus on a growing criminal industry which young people often fall victim to; money laundering. They will discover how money laundering works, what happens to the victims, the penalties, and how criminals operate to trick people and avoid detection. The lesson includes a detailed, editable PowerPoint, accompanying worksheets, information pack, clip tasks, analysis tasks, creative tasks and much more. Suitable for KS3 or KS4. Includes detailed lesson plan.
Resilience, Wisdom and Being Tough PSHE (student loans, pensions, rent and mortgages) - Brand new, 2 hour lesson which may be one of the most important lessons we’ve ever produced. The lesson informs students about the realistic levels of challenge they will face as they strive for a successful adulthood in modern, competitive Britain. The topics are all off-line subjects for this lesson, and those covered are; mortgages and the housing market, university and alternatives, pensions and their importance, attitude and entitlement and credit scores. The lesson aims to equip students with essential knowledge they need and the inspiration to be tough, resilient, wise and future-proof.
Best suited to KS5 (or maybe Year 11) Students will complete a wide range of tasks, literacy-based, creative presentation, case studies, analysis and clip tasks. Everything is editable and easy to just pick up and use. All information need is included.
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Comprehensive Presentations that Cover: Capital Investment, Cash Flow Statements, Costing and Income Statements. The Presentations Contain Worked Examples and Graphs. Strong links to Peter Scott Accounting For Business Textbook.
5) Finance & Accounting - (5 Full Lessons)
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This SoW has been meticulously crafted, offering a differentiated and engaging approach that enables efficient progression through content.
Built to the highest standards and grounded in current research, the unit incorporates dual coding and retrieval practices at its core. A consistent colour scheme is also utilised to enhance both your delivery and students’ comprehension.
5) Finance & Accounting - (5 Full Lessons)
5.1 Business Finance
5.2 Sources Of Finance
5.3 Forecasting & Managing Cash Flows
5.4 Costs
5.5 Budgets
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BTEC Business, Level 3, Unit 3 personal and business finance Learning Aim D, Sources of finance (complete)
D Select and evaluate different sources of business finance
D1 Sources of finance - Internal and External Sources of Finance
In this pack you will get:
LAD Powerpoint
LAD Workbook
Homework/Exam questions
Topics:
Retained profit
New current assets
Sale of assets
Owner’s capital
Loans
Crowd funding
Mortgages
Venture capital
Debt factoring
Hire purchase
Leasing
Trade credit
Grants
Donations
Peer-to-peer lending
Invoice discounting
This lesson / resource is about Sources of Finance with the following learning objectives and been designed for GCSE / iGCSE Business Studies.
Learning objectives/Outcomes:
Understand why a business needs funds
Understand the difference between short and long term capital needs
Understand the difference between internal and external sources of finance
Identify the different sources of finance available to a business
Understand how to select the most appropriate source of finance for a particular situation
This download includes:
A full lesson PowerPoint
Differentiated Sheets for students to learn definitions and advantages / disadvantages of each source of finance
Elearning Version for Drag and Drop assignment via uploading as a Google Doc and Sharing with Google Classroom
A Scenario where all sources of finance are rejected or recommended
6 mini case studies to select the best source(s) of finance
Some multiple choice questions to check understanding as a Plenary
All necessary resources to run the lesson are included in this download and all my lessons are for a double lesson i.e. to take around 1hour and fifty minutes so they can be separated into two single lessons if required.
The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work without any extra planning.
All activities and resources have been used in class and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware of any errors. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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This PowerPoint, “Finance and Accounting Strategy – Complete Study Guide,” is a comprehensive Year 13 Cambridge A-Level Business resource that teaches how to use financial data for strategic decision-making.
It is structured into eight clear chapters:
Introduction to Accounting Data – Presents the three pillars of financial assessment: current performance, finance availability, and competitive comparison.
The Annual Report – Breaks down its key components (financial statements, chairman’s report, auditors’ report, etc.) with real examples (Apple, Tesco).
Who Uses Annual Reports – Explains how different stakeholders (managers, shareholders, banks, government) use reports for different purposes.
Ratio Analysis – Teaches trend analysis and inter-firm comparison, emphasizing the importance of industry context.
Strategy & Ratios – Shows the cause-and-effect relationship between strategic decisions (debt vs equity, dividends, takeovers, NPD) and financial ratios.
Limitations – Critically evaluates 9 key limitations of ratio analysis (historic data, qualitative factors, window dressing, etc.).
Practical Analysis Skills – Provides a 4-step systematic approach to ratio analysis: calculate, compare, explain, evaluate.
Exam Strategy – Breaks down command words (define, calculate, analyse, evaluate) and offers tips for structuring high-mark answers.
Perfect for A-Level students and teachers looking to build strong analytical skills, understand the strategic use of financial data, and excel in exam questions involving ratio analysis and evaluation.
Lesson presentations for the AS Business Unit 5 of Finance and Accounting
Topics included are Business finance, forecasting and managing cash flow, costs and break-even and accounting fundamentals.
10.4 Finance and Accounting Strategy - (2 Full Lessons)
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10.4 Finance and Accounting Strategy - (2 Full Lessons)
10.4.1 & 10.4.2 Finance and Accounting Strategy
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A range of resources which teaches students about Profit and Loss Accounts (Income Statement) and the Balance Sheet (Statement of Financial Position).
Specifically developed for the L2 BTEC Business Unit 2 Finance Exam - but could be used for GCSE Business Studies also.
There are key terms/notes for students, along with lesson activities AND typical exam questions relating to this topic area - Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet.
Powerpoints to accompany the new OCR Personal Finance Year 12 Enrichment courses.
This is taken directly from the published OCR Scheme of Work in Excel on Cambridge Online that I have converted into powerpoints with images and tasks using various tools.
30 hour long Lesson Powerpoints with activities and homeworks that covers the whole of the teaching course…
It took me 2 days to create, so hopefully this saves you a bit of time!
This PPT is for use alongside the Work related and Personal Finance Workbook (about 20 pages of activities to introduce pupils to the following
• How to understand a basic pay slip
• Understand the terms Income Tax, Pension, National Insurance
• How to choose the correct bank account for your needs
• The difference between credit and debit cards
• The term ‘Interest’
• A range of banking services
• How to draw up a simple financial budget
• The dangers associated with debt
• The ways people borrow money
• DEBT
This can be used without the workbook but some references are made to activity pages in it where pupils need to draw something or complete a task
Put your students’ knowledge of personal finance to the test with this pictogram style challenge, followed by a quick fire question and answer session. Ideal as a group activity. Can be adapted to include your own choice of questions.
OCR Business new specification (first exams June 2017)
This is a summary test for the Accounting and Finance section of the specification. It is a mixture of medium and short answers.
It also includes an 'OCR style' mark scheme with workings and full explanation.
An excellent indicator and 'check in' test. Ideal for understanding the understanding.
This is one of a set of Powerpoints (and accompanying Notes/Key Terms sheets) that I have created for my own teaching of various sections of the new (linear) OCR AS Business specification (H031/H431). They follow the order of teaching recommended by the exam board and (generally) the OCR-approved textbook (Mottershead/Grant/Kelt, 2015).
Specification reference:
• explain sources of finance
• distinguish between internal and external sources of finance for a business
• distinguish between short-term and long-term sources of finance for a business
• explain how factors such as the following affect the choice of finance for a business: o time
o legal structure
o quantitative factors
o qualitative factors
o external influences
• evaluate sources of finance for a business and its stakeholders.
This is a revision resource to revise Income Statements and is one part of a pack / Workbook to revise Accounts and Finance. This resource will be part of a Full Revision Pack to cover:
Breakeven
Cashflow Forecasts
Sources of Finance
Income Statements
Balance Sheets
Ratios
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This worksheet has been designed for GCSE / iGCSE.
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This Worksheet has the following Learning Objectives:
Revise all aspects of Income Statements
Know how to create and income statement based on given data
Extension Task to calculate Gross and Net Profit
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Resources to run the lesson(s) included in this download:
Worksheet based on a Scenario
Full teacher answers
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The aim of all my resources is to provide lessons / activities of good quality that will add value to your lessons / schemes of work.
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All activities and resources have been used in classes and any errors will be fixed and resources updated as soon as I am aware them. I have priced my resources at what I consider to be a reasonable cost based upon the amount of effort and work I have put into them but all comments and suggestions are very welcome and will be used to improve future resources.
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This resource is a work packet for IB Business Management Unit 3 (Accounting and Finance). It provides structured, scaffolded help for students in learning the concepts of break even analysis.
This packet is the first of a series (ultimately 7 packets are intended) and is provided free of charge. If you find this packet useful, please consider purchasing some of the others. The full series is described below:
Packet 1: Break Even Analysis
Packet 2: Profit & Loss Statement/Income Statement
Packet 3: Balance Sheet
Packet 4: Cash Flow Statement
Packet 5: Investment Appraisal
Packet 6: Sales Projection
Packet 7: Production Planning/Inventory Management