A collection of printable worksheets designed for nursery and preschool ages. Simple, flexible activities that you can adapt to your child’s level. Download, print, and use anytime. More resources will be added soon - please do let us know if there’s anything in particular you’d like your little one to learn, we are always happy to accommodate.

Recommended for ages 7-11 however age does not reflect skill and you know your child best. Flexible, skills-based resources for developing literacy, numeracy, science, critical thinking, study habits, and social skills. Each pack breaks down learning into clear, accessible steps that build confidence and independence. Parents can choose by skill area to support or extend learning at home or alongside school.

Empire, Exile & Expansion explores Britain’s role in shaping global history through colonisation, displacement, and migration. Across four units: Scotland, America, Australia & Canada, and Transatlantic Enslavement, learners uncover how Britain expanded its influence, the strategies it used to control land, people and resources, and the lasting impact on communities worldwide. Each unit can be studied alone or combined for the bigger picture.

A Parent’s Guide to Starting Home Ed with a Resistant Learner: A practical, honest guide for parents with reluctant learners - kids who refuse school, avoid home-ed, or want success but won’t start. Learn why school didn’t work, build interest-led learning that sticks, and track real progress. With worksheets, planning templates, and skill trackers, this course helps you support learning without conflict.

A set of quick, low-pressure subject assessments (not tests!) for students in their 1st to 3rd years in secondary school. Each quiz has 20 questions, from easy to more challenging, designed to show where they’re confident and where they might need more support.

What's Inside? A self-discovery workbook for neurodivergent teens who feel everything, question everything, and are totally over surface-level advice. This isn’t a guide to fixing yourself, because you’re not broken. It’s a space to figure yourself out without the cringe. Expect straight-talking pages on emotions, self-awareness, burnout, overthinking, people drama, sensory overload and what actually helps when life goes sideways. Just bring your brain and something to write with.

This isn’t a personality test. It’s not about fixing yourself or finding some grand life purpose either. It’s about tuning back into you, without the pressure to turn it into a job, a brand, or a plan. This workbook helps you gently uncover what actually makes you feel like yourself, from the things you love doing to what you avoid, what drains you or lights you up & everything in between. Perfect for anyone who feels a bit lost, stuck, or unsure where “you” ends and the expectations begin.

This is a straight-talking, self-paced course for neurodivergent adults with ADHD, autism, or PDA, who struggle with self-regulation, energy, emotions, tasks… everything. Yoga instructions NOT included.

Social skills don’t come naturally for everyone, especially when the world expects you to “just know” how to act. If you’re a neurodivergent teen or young adult trying to figure out what friendship even means (and how to do it without pretending to be someone you’re not), this workbook is for you. This workbook breaks down social stuff step-by-step, in plain language that actually makes sense. No role-play, no group activities - just clear, text-based support.

Your Guide to Independence helps children grow confident, responsible & resilient. With simple lessons on independence, respect, conflict, healthy habits & coping strategies, it gives kids the tools to handle life’s challenges while reminding them they are capable, unique, & supported. A practical, encouraging guide for families who want to raise children that believe in themselves. Parents - use it as a springboard for conversations & together you can build a foundation that lasts.