Helping children build thoughtful money habits and life skills in an AI world.
Kinwise Stories is a story-based learning program for primary schools, combining short animated stories, classroom conversations and family activities to develop financial understanding, decision-making, responsibility and AI awareness.
For Schools
We're inviting a small number of schools to become Kinwise Early Partners.
Option 1
There is no cost for selected pilot schools.
We’re inviting schools to join our Early Partner program and explore the complete Kinwise Journey with their students for one school term.
Early Partner Schools receive:
✓ Complete 11-session Kinwise Journey
✓ Teacher discussion materials
✓ Student worksheets
✓ One-term classroom access
Interested in becoming an Early Partner School?
Option 2
For schools looking to introduce Kinwise more broadly, partnership options can include:
School-wide access to all 11 sessions
Teacher resources and discussion guides
Student worksheets
Use across multiple classrooms and year levels
Family engagement activities
Future Kinwise content updates
We work with each school to find an approach that fits its curriculum, year levels and intended use. Please contact us: hello@kinwisestory.com
Real families are using Kinwise stories to start meaningful conversations about money, choices and everyday life.
“Kinwise is such a thoughtful programme, and I think it is something children really need. We enjoy watching the stories together and doing the simple activities at home. I hope these small conversations will help our children grow up with healthy money habits and a stronger sense of responsibility.”
“The animations are beautiful, and each story is interesting and meaningful. Watching Kinwise together has become a fun weekend activity for my son and me. He has even started asking more questions about saving and showing more interest in what he does with his pocket money.”
“I really enjoyed watching the Kinwise stories with my two grandchildren. What I loved most was seeing how curious they became afterwards. They kept coming back to me with more questions about money and how it works in the real world. The stories gave us a wonderful opportunity to talk about things we might not normally discuss.”
“I was impressed by how thoughtfully the stories and animations are designed. They make ideas about money easy and interesting for children to understand. I think this kind of learning can help children develop better decision-making habits from an early age.”