Leadership workshops, camps, and a classroom curriculum for ages 8 to 14. Kids practice confidence, public speaking, and teamwork every single session, in front of real people, until standing up feels normal.
Pick the one that fits your calendar. Workshops and camps are for families. The curriculum is for the schools, churches, and after-school programs that want to run it themselves.
Six weeks, one afternoon a week, 90 minutes
A series that runs after school or on Saturdays. Each week adds one skill, from standing still and looking up to opening a talk with a question. Week six is a showcase where every kid gives a two-minute talk to the parents in the room.
Five days, 9 am to 3 pm, summer and school breaks
A week-long day camp built around one team project. Kids form crews on Monday, pick something real to pitch, plan, or perform, and present it to families on Friday afternoon. Mornings are skills, afternoons are the project.
For schools, churches, and after-school programs
Run the program where kids already are, with your own staff. The license covers the full set of session plans, a facilitator guide, two days of training for your leaders, student journals, and letters home so parents know what their kid is practicing.
Three things, practiced out loud. Nobody learns to speak up by listening to a talk about speaking up, so most of every session is kids on their feet.
Walk into a room and take up your spot in it.
Say the thing so people understand it the first time.
Lead a group without bossing it.
More games, shorter talks, and a lot of pair work before anyone stands in front of the whole group. The goal by the end of a series is a one-minute talk about something they love, delivered looking up.
Real stakes: pitching an idea, running a meeting, handling a tough question from the audience. The goal is a two-minute talk with a point of view, and leading a crew of four through a project without doing it all themselves.
Same shape every week, so kids know what is coming and spend their energy on the work instead of the worry.
Everyone sits in one circle and says one thing they did this week that was a little bit brave. No passing.
A coach demonstrates the skill badly, then well. Kids call out the difference. That becomes the checklist for the day.
Pairs, then groups of four, then the whole room. Every kid speaks in every round and gets one glow and one grow from a teammate.
A problem the crew has to solve together with a role for each kid: leader, timekeeper, builder, and reporter. Roles rotate every week.
The reporter from each crew tells the room what they made and what went wrong. Each kid writes one goal for next week in their journal.
Ages 8 to 14 for workshops and camps. Prices below are placeholders to confirm before launch; sibling discounts and need-based spots are planned for every program.
Camp price includes the student journal and a recording of the Friday presentation. License price includes training for up to 6 facilitators.
Yes. Most kids who join start out quiet. In the first session nobody stands up alone; speaking grows from a partner, to a group of four, to the room, over several weeks. Coaches never call on a kid cold.
No. Kids practice more freely without an audience of parents. You are invited to the showcase in week six, and to the Friday presentations at camp.
Nothing for workshops. For camp, a packed lunch, a water bottle, and shoes they can run in. We provide the journal and all project materials.
Teachers, theater educators, and youth coaches who complete our two-day facilitator training and a background check. Every group has at least two adults in the room.
Yes. That is what the licensed curriculum is for. Your own teachers or program leaders run the sessions after training, and we check in each month during the first year.
Tell us about your kid and which program you want. We reply within two business days with open dates, the location, and a link to confirm the spot. Nothing is charged until you confirm.
Enrolling more than one child? Send one request per child so each gets the right age group.
For schools, churches, and after-school programs. Tell us about your group and we will send the curriculum overview, a sample session plan, and license pricing for your site. We can also run a demo session with your kids before you decide.
Running it in more than one building? Mention it here and we will quote a district or network license.