Turn any room into a start-up studio.

A complete, ready-to-teach programme in which young people work in teams to spot a real problem, invent an idea, test it with customers, work out the costs, build a brand and pitch it. Each We Can Be kit has slides, a facilitator guide with a full script and timings, and low-ink printables.

Confidence and speaking up, teamwork, problem solving, creativity, resilience and money skills. The kits give children chances to practise all eight Skills Builder essential skills (Universal Framework 2.0): Listening, Speaking, Problem Solving, Creativity, Adapting, Planning, Leadership and Teamwork.

Maths (costs, budgets, price, profit and survey data), English and oracy (persuasive speaking, slogans and the pitch), D&T (design, make and evaluate), art and design (logos and mood boards), PSHE (money choices and teamwork), computing and careers education.

Four age tracks (Explorers 6-8, Pioneers 9-11, Innovators 12-14, Trailblazers 15-18), each with the same four formats: a free one-hour taster, an Enterprise Day, an Enterprise Week and an Enterprise Club. The Pioneers (9-11) and Innovators (12-14) kits are built; the other ages are in development.

The taster lesson is free with a free account. Everything else is £49 once, for your whole setting: every kit, plus everything in the £29 plan, so every course, every interactive tool with unlimited AI, the role models and all the resources. Lifetime access, free updates and no subscription. The library isn't on sale yet: join the list to hear first.

No. Every session has the words to say, timed steps, what to watch for and what to do if a team gets stuck. If you can read a story aloud, you can run it: teachers, teaching assistants, club leaders and volunteers all do.

Up to age 11, neither: money is taught through talk and each team's own idea, from a worked example business to a budget, price and profit. From 12, the Enterprise Week and the club add a real school market on a start-up loan an adult holds, so nobody uses their own money. Every kit with a market also has a no-trading route.

No. Every kit works fully on paper, and the club has Mission Cards that replace the slides. The interactive tools are an optional extra on one screen, and older age groups use AI and social media as part of the project.

Each kit names its links for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, from D&T, maths, English and PSHE to the Curriculum for Wales and the Career Education Standard, plus the Skills Builder framework and Gatsby Benchmarks 4 and 5.

Real UK founders, every fact checked against a published source and shown with a photo. Most are women and the sets mix women and men. Every guide also shows you how to invite a local entrepreneur.

Yes. Every PowerPoint is editable, and the Kit Add-on Studio uses AI to draft an extra activity, adaptation or variation that fits a kit's rules, ready to print.