Progress Penguin
Building better habits at home and at school.

Children learn by doing.

Progress Penguin teaches children about money. They then put those lessons into practice by earning, receiving, saving, spending and giving money in a parent-managed family bank.

Parents guide every decision. Schools can reinforce progress by recognising effort, achievement and positive behaviour.

Parent runs the bankAge-appropriate learningReal family money

My family bank

Ada's account

Available balance

₦18,450

Parents keep the real money · Progress Penguin keeps the records

Task payment deposited

Room tidy-up approved

+₦1,000

Savings interest paid

Parent reward for saving

+₦250

Withdrawal requested

Awaiting parent approval

−₦2,500

Learn. Practise. Build lasting habits.

Learn

Age-appropriate lessons teach earning, saving, spending, giving, budgeting, interest and other practical money skills.

Use the family bank

Parents record deposits, approve withdrawals, pay allowances and interest, and keep the actual family funds.

Make real choices

Children use what they have learnt when they receive money, request withdrawals, save, spend, give or work towards a goal.

Grow

Parent guidance, responsibilities at home and recognition at school reinforce good decisions and positive behaviour.

Progress Penguin is not a licensed bank and never holds family funds. Parents physically keep the real money and act as the family banker. Progress Penguin provides the child-friendly accounts, transaction records, approvals and learning experience.