Entrepreneurship resources for parents

Guides written for UK parents and carers - how to spark a first business idea, build money confidence, handle AI sensibly and support ambition without taking over the project.

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Why Homeschooling Families Love Entrepreneurship Education

Entrepreneurship education fits perfectly into homeschooling – it's project-based, cross-curricular, and builds the life skills children actually need. Discover age-by-age activities, curriculum links, and research-backed benefits for ages 6–16.

5 Ways to Talk About Money Without Making It Scary

Financial literacy doesn't have to feel like homework. Here are five playful, pressure-free ways to start money conversations with your daughter - from pocket money experiments to real-world budgeting games.

How Role Models Change Everything

You can't be what you can't see. Why representation in entrepreneurship matters - and how we're fixing it with 230+ real founder stories.

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What age can a child start a business in the UK?

There is no minimum age to make and sell things with a parent's help. Paid employment is what's regulated - from 13 with local council rules on hours and permits.

Where should we start?

Pick one idea, price it, and sell to five real people. Our 101 business ideas guide and the AI Idea Machine both work well as a first step.