For educators, clubs & organisations
The Educator Hub is opening soon
Slides, a timed facilitator guide and a printable student pack - for KS1 to KS5. No prep, no business knowledge, no pupil logins. Join the waitlist and be first to access the free single-lesson kits.
Used in UK primaries, secondaries, clubs and youth groups · £49 educator licence for the full library
Why it matters
The case for putting enterprise on the timetable
Three pressures that an enterprise session answers at the same time.
Young people are NEET
The highest level in a decade. The Milburn review put employability and enterprise skills at the heart of the response, which lands squarely on schools and youth settings.
The NEET crisis explainedBenchmarks you already have to evidence
Careers information, linking curriculum to careers, employer encounters and experiences of workplaces - an enterprise session evidences several at once.
What is enterprise education?Aspiration narrows early
Children rule things out long before options evenings. Seeing real founders who look like them is one of the few interventions that measurably widens the field again.
Why role models change everythingWhat you get out of it
Built for the reality of a Thursday afternoon
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The library
Ready-to-teach enterprise kits by age and session length
Every combination has its own slides, facilitator guide and student pack. Start with a free single lesson.
Session lengths
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See it before you commit
A look inside a free single-lesson kit
Actual slides from the free kits - classroom-ready, big type, no clip art. Swipe through what your class would see on the board.
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Alignment
Curriculum links: PSHE, citizenship, maths and Gatsby benchmarks
Enough detail to drop into a scheme of work or a careers plan.
Curriculum
- PSHE and RSHE - resilience, decision-making, money
- Citizenship - enterprise, work and the economy
- Maths - costs, pricing, profit, percentages
- Design and technology - designing and prototyping
- GCSE Business - research, marketing, finance basics
- KS1 to KS5, with age-appropriate language throughout
Gatsby benchmarks
- 2 - learning from career and labour market information
- 4 - linking curriculum learning to careers
- 5 - encounters with employers and employees
- 6 - experiences of workplaces, through founder stories
Beyond the classroom
Where these enterprise kits get used
For organisations
Bespoke and in-person delivery
Councils, trusts, charities and employers: we design and deliver enterprise days, workshops and programmes with your branding, cohort and outcomes.
You cannot be what you cannot see
220+ real UK female founders across 12 sectors - a ready-made bank of employer encounters and case studies for any lesson.
Answers
Educator FAQs
The first single-lesson kits will be free when the Educator Hub launches. Longer formats such as enterprise days, six-week programmes and whole-week bundles will sit behind the £49 educator licence, which covers your whole setting. Join the waitlist to be notified the moment the free kits go live.
Teach it this term
Join the educator waitlist and be the first to get a free single-lesson kit when the Hub opens - plus the £49 educator licence option for your whole setting.
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