I would oppose the idea of children as young as 7 years old taking finance courses or financial bootcamps like your idea. In my country, 7-year-old children have not yet finished first grade. Is it too much to force a child who has not yet mastered basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to know about finances? Why can't we give them a beautiful childhood? And what will ensure that forcing children to learn about finances early will help them become rich people later?
I am not against the idea of teaching finance to children, but I think it is not necessary to teach it too early when children have not even finished first grade.
Well a look at, it won't be like forcing them and I don't support the idea of a boot camp for kids. Parents take or go or boot camp, then intentionally pass the knowledge to their kid. Financial planning and management I guess will make sense, just like they learn about science and technology designed for their understanding. They can also learn financial literacy designed for their understanding.
Also it should not also be a matter @what age the program should start. It should be working on it in the first place.
I believe it will be all fun for them also, just some complicated subjects they have been doing.