Every morning, each student works through their own plan in short 10–15 minute blocks, at their own level, with a guide beside them. The rest of the day goes to real projects that end in a pitch, a market or an exhibition.
Inspired by the "2 Hour Learning" model: a short, personal academic block, and a longer block for building real things.
The project journey we've already run successfully in an after-school club. Students take roles, lead, and present their work to real people.
Children set a goal every week and check in with their coach. Points, team totals and certificates celebrate effort and the school's values.
Whether your child has dyslexia, ADHD, or simply learns at their own pace, the day is built to fit them, not the other way round.
We don't diagnose. If we notice a child is struggling, we share what we see with you and talk about next steps together.
Clear, honest information about your child's learning, without dashboards full of numbers.
Progress, this week's goal and highlights from your child's project, in a few lines.
Standards-based: what your child can do now, based on their most recent work, never an average of old scores. Behaviour and points never change a grade.
We follow Thailand's PDPA, collect only what we need, check your consent before any photo is shared, and never use children's data to train AI.
Our platform brings together test results and progress from the learning apps, builds one profile per student, and turns it into daily plans, coach dashboards and reports. We're building it in phases, starting with student profiles.
Qualified teachers lead the learning; specialists bring real-world skills to the projects.
Founder · MA in English teaching
Teacher · guide for the academic block
Architect · project coach for building and design
Programmer · project coach for tech and the platform
[AGES TO BE CONFIRMED]. The pilot starts small, with 5–15 students, so every child gets real attention.
[REGISTRATION DETAILS]. We'll share full details about registration and how it fits with Thai education rules before anyone enrols.
About two hours of learning apps in the morning, in short blocks with breaks. The project block is mostly hands-on, with screens used only when a project needs them.
Proven adaptive apps for maths, reading and writing. We're choosing the final list now, and the platform works with whichever apps suit the children best.
A short weekly summary, a report every quarter, and regular chats with your child's coach.
The pilot price is [PRICE] per month.
We're starting with a small group of 5–15 students in Bangkok. Leave your details and we'll be in touch.