Schools not teaching the right stuff for the 21st century

All of the things you have enlisted are taught in schools. Not sure why you have the impression a they aren’t.

It is probably because of your children’s ages that you may not yet know that they have and will come across all that you have listed, before they hit 18 (yes, even Mandarin in a lot of schools!)

Health and well-being can be covered using this site
www.a-life.co.uk/information-for-teachers/lesson-plans-and-resources/

For money management and ‘life skills’, this is a good site

barclayslifeskills.com/educators/?campaign=Google_RS-2018_LifeSkills_Teachers_Generic_Broad&chnnl=PSG&gclsrc=aw.ds&&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsZyNl8LR6AIVV_lRCh3zTQz-EAAYASAAEgKFpPD_BwE

For coding, you can try www.smallbasic.com or www.code.org (although they will have or will come across this particular site in their schooling, guaranteed!

Look at Memrise or Duolingo for languages (although again, they will use these sites, in Secondary school, absolutely)

Schools don’t set the curriculum

They are told what to teach

Parents need to stop assuming school covers every educational aspect and do somethings themselves

You know those kids that can’t tie shoes laces or hold a knife and fork? Schools job apparently.

Agree with @pinkblueberry coding is heavily covered even in primary school, so is diet and exercise. Entrepreneurship starts to br covered by work experience and business weeks etc that schools have.
Money management needs to have more focus I agree.

Not sure chinese is essential.

Diet and exercise are pretty well covered. So is coding, it’s a key element of the computing curriculum and they start very young with this using bee bots and programs like scratch. I agree with money management though. You can start throwing Chinese into the mix but that would be very time consuming so what do you suggest they take out? The curriculum is jam packed already and everyone has their own ideas about what should be in it - every time something is going wrong in society someone shouts ‘this should be solved by making children learn x y z at school’. I suggest parenting classes, perhaps then future parents can take more responsibility for teaching children stuff that should really come from the home anyway.

You need to add 'general knowledge' to that list.

My dc are young adults and I'm frequently amazed by their complete lack of general knowledge about fundamental stuff that everyone should know.