We make money simple, engaging and accessible for the next generation.

Schools

Money touches every part of our lives yet most young people leave school without ever being taught how it really works. That’s not just unfair, it’s a barrier to confidence, independence and opportunity.

At Elent, we believe every student deserves the tools to make smart money decisions, no matter their background. We teach finance in schools from Year 1 to Year 13 in a way that’s fun, practical and trustworthy delivered by qualified professionals who’ve been there.

We care because the stakes are high: closing inequality gaps like the gender pay gap, reducing financial stress, and helping the next generation step into the world with confidence. That’s why we exist, to make sure no young person is left behind.

Why Elent?

School Workshops

Interactive, engaging sessions delivered by qualified professionals, tailored to each age group from Year 1 to Year 13. We make money simple, relatable, and fun, so every student leaves with skills they’ll use for life.

Parent Webinars

Support for families to continue financial education at home. We equip parents with tools, tips, and confidence to talk openly about money with their children.

Resources & Research

From blogs and guides to white papers, we provide trusted resources that support teachers and schools in embedding financial education. Our focus is always on making finance accessible, accurate, and impactful.

Meet Our Founder, Abi Foster

I’m Abi Foster, a qualified accountant who spent years watching friends, peers, and students struggle with money basics they were never taught. I realised that if we want to close inequality gaps, like the gender pay gap, financial education has to start early. What began as a handful of school talks has grown into Elent, a mission-driven company dedicated to making sure no student leaves school without the tools to feel confident with money.

Learn More About Abi

Testimonials

  • “A huge thank you to Elent for your brilliant presentation to our Upper Sixth yesterday. They were absolutely buzzing afterwards, and several stopped me in the corridor to say how much they enjoyed listening to you and how much they had learnt. Thank you also for talking to the students individually afterwards and giving them valuable career advice.”

    St Helen & St Katharine

  • “Elent offered a fantastically upbeat and relevant workshop for our Sixth Form students; the material was engaging, up to date and thought provoking. Elent was a pleasure to deal with throughout the process – extremely professional and wholly reliable, delivering such an important aspect of education often overlooked, and particularly for women and girls. The energy and enthusiasm for finance is infectious!”

    Croydon High

  • “The workshop was a success. It educated and engaged pupils and provided essential information which many of them were not aware of, as reflected in the positive feedback we received.”TVLP“The feedback from females pupils at Bethany School has been excellent, the personal approach and useful resources gave our pupils a perspective on financial matters that are much needed in today’s climate. We’ll certainly repeat our booking next year”

    Bethany

  • “Elent gave one of the best talks we have had all year to our Year 9s and 10s. The girls loved the engaging, practical manner and so many of them have commented on how useful the session was. All the information was presented in an accessible format that crucially gave the girls a sense of agency in their financial decision making.”Wimbledon“Elent delivered valuable lessons on financial education and encouraged our students to discuss these topics with their parents at home. It was a brilliant and enlightening session enjoyed by all. Even the teachers found themselves learning new things!”

    Wimbledon Junior

  • “I couldn't fault the professionalism and enthusiasm. Abi engaged with the students incredibly well which led to excellent and open discussion. We look forward to welcoming her back next term.”

    Putney High

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