Individual learning.
A 55–60-minute session with a clear goal, a practical attempt, specific feedback and a brief parent handover.
Explore individual learningA connected core programme, individual attention and focused support for parents. Start with a capability your child would like to use more independently.
Enquire about family learning
Explore the core programme, personal guidance or an introductory family experience.
A 55–60-minute session with a clear goal, a practical attempt, specific feedback and a brief parent handover.
Explore individual learningSix connected sessions in thinking clearly, working with others and taking ownership. Initial design: 4–6 learners aged 9–12.
Explore the core programmeA 90-minute hosted parent-child workshop. A school, club or parent organiser helps bring the group together.
Explore hostingThe most useful starting point depends on the goal and the setting.
An individual session gives time to explain, practise and try again at a personal pace. A brief parent handover connects the work to an ordinary next practice.
Explore one-to-one learningFigured Foundations returns to the same essential capabilities through different everyday challenges. Optional applied labs add a particular context, such as business.
Compare group programmesA proposed 90-minute hosted introduction lets family pairs work through a shared challenge. A participating adult stays with each child.
Explore hostingParent practical sessions are separate offers. Your child does not need to enrol.
Work through learning, verification, privacy and household expectations. Leave with a draft family AI agreement.
Explore the sessionChoose one responsibility and plan a realistic handover of support. Leave with a small home practice plan.
Explore the sessionShare your child’s age band and a general learning goal. There is no need to choose a programme before a conversation.
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A more useful way to understand children’s confidence: specific capabilities, supported attempts and evidence of what they can do in everyday situations.
Confidence & communication
How families can share responsibility with children through manageable choices, clear boundaries and support that adapts to the learner and the task.
Independence & judgement
A practical guide to communication, collaboration, judgement and independence for ages 9–12, with everyday activities and specific behaviours to notice.
Everyday practiceProgramme examples, delivery formats and how to begin.