Which modern British life skill do you think schools should actually be teaching?

Understanding PAYE, ISAs, pensions and how a tax return actually works would spare millions the annual January panic. A grounding in personal finance could shape decisions for life.

Teaching young people to recognise anxiety, low mood and burnout — and how to access NHS services — could ease pressure on both individuals and an overstretched system.

With AI-generated content and phishing texts pretending to be Royal Mail, knowing how to spot misinformation and protect your data is arguably as vital as reading a map.

Basic nutrition, batch cooking and shopping at Aldi without blowing the weekly budget would help tackle both health and cost-of-living pressures at once.

Given how few young people will own a home soon, knowing your rights around Section 21 notices, deposit schemes and tenancy agreements is essential armour.