Pocket Money Adventures
Explore Pocket Money Adventures
One place to find the books, free activities and the routes for families, schools, community settings, sponsors and readers.
Book
Ava Saves Up!
Meet Ava, see sample pages and find the paperback and Kindle details.
Explore the book →Families
Parent money guides
Practical guides for the everyday money conversations that happen with children aged 4–7.
Open the parent hub →Free
Activities and adapted packs
Free posters, sorting activities, missions and access packs. No payment, account or child data required.
Get the free activities →Schools
Reception and KS1 pathway
See the story-led school pathway and what teachers receive.
Explore schools → · School booking →Community
Community sessions
Story-led money sessions for family and community settings.
Explore community sessions →Sponsors
Sponsor a class
See how organisations can support delivery for schools and communities.
Explore sponsorship →Reading
Read, Talk, Choose
Stories and reading activities from Silverton.
Start reading →Media
Press and independent coverage
Coverage, review links and fast facts for journalists, reviewers and partners.
Press & media →One story world, different ways to use it
Pocket Money Adventures starts with stories children can enjoy, then gives grown-ups practical ways to continue the conversation. Families can use the free activities without creating an account. Schools can explore the Reception and KS1 pathway and book a session. Community organisations can see the available session formats, while sponsors can support delivery for children and families.
The links above are the official PMA routes, so you can move between the book, parent guides, free resources and delivery pages without hunting across separate websites. If you are new to PMA, start with Ava Saves Up! and the free activities. If you work with children, the schools page and community page explain the two delivery routes.
Built for ages 4–7
The core PMA material is designed for young children and shared adult-child conversation. The approach keeps adult finances with adults: children can talk about fictional choices, needs and wants, waiting, saving and spending without being asked what their own family can afford. Adapted activity packs are also available for different ways of taking part.