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The Entrepreneur's
Edit.

A three-term entrepreneurship curriculum for children aged 5 to 11. Built in a real private school classroom. Taught by a founder. Designed for parents who want to build entrepreneurial thinking into their child's education at home.

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01
Mini Moguls
Years 1 to 3 Ages 5 to 8

Foundations of entrepreneurship, creativity, product design, marketing and branding.

02
Young Innovators
Years 4 to 6 Ages 8 to 11

Business identity, customers, digital branding, selling, pitching and investment.

03
Three full terms
September through July

Foundations. Build It. Prove It. Pitch It. A complete academic year of structured entrepreneurship learning.

What this is

A real curriculum.
Taught in a real
classroom.

The Entrepreneur's Edit is not a generic children's business guide. It is a curriculum developed and taught over a full academic year at a private school in London by Alexis Adjei founder of The Visionaires Edit and a practising entrepreneur.

Every lesson has been delivered to real children aged 5 to 11. Every activity has been tested, refined and adapted based on what actually works in the room. This is not theoretical. It is a living curriculum that produced real results.

The parent resource gives you the complete term-by-term framework so you can extend, reinforce or run these sessions at home alongside your child's school education.

3 Full terms of structured content Foundations, Build It, and Prove It. Pitch It.
2 Distinct editions Mini Moguls for Years 1 to 3 and Young Innovators for Years 4 to 6. Each age group has its own curriculum.
18 Sessions across the academic year. Each session includes a starter activity, teaching concept, hands-on application and group discussion.
1 Final pitch. Every child ends the year by pitching their business idea and competing for an investment grant. The curriculum builds to this moment from Week 1.
The curriculum

Three terms.
One complete entrepreneur.

01 Autumn Term

Foundations

Children discover what entrepreneurship means, develop their first product ideas, learn about marketing and begin building their brand identity. The term ends with a half-term challenge and parent take-home guide.

W1Welcome to entrepreneurship product ideas, first business card
W2Marketing basics telling people about your product
W3Branding and mascot logo design and product identity
W4Half-term reflection storytelling, product posters, parent challenge
02 Spring Term

Build It

Children deepen their business thinking. They learn how to stand out, understand customers, practise selling, explore books as products and collaborate on a shared project.

W1Branding and standing out what makes a business chosen
W2Customers and stories target audiences and business narrative
W3Selling and value understanding what customers will pay for
W4Books as business exploring products, publishing and ideas
W5Business story writing structured narrative for their business
W6Shared project collaborative business thinking
03 Summer Term

Prove It. Pitch It.

The final term brings everything together. Children learn the financial side of business, analyse competitors, refine their brand and deliver a real pitch. One winner per class receives an investment grant.

W1Costs and profit can your business make money?
W2Budgeting how to spend £50 wisely to grow a business
W3Competitors what makes you different?
W4Branding and trust why customers choose you
W5Pitch practice clear, confident, compelling
W6Investment game live pitch simulation with winner per class
Choose your edition

Built for your child's
stage.

Edition One

Mini Moguls

For young entrepreneurs
Years 1 to 3 Ages 5 to 8
Hands-on, activity-based sessions using drawing, colouring and storytelling no screens required
Simple business concepts introduced through games, roleplay and imagination
Product design, marketing posters and mascot creation
Parent take-home challenge sheets for every term break
Final pitch structured at an age-appropriate level
Full three-term parent guide with session notes and activity prompts
£19
One-time purchase. Full three-term curriculum PDF. Join the waitlist
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Edition Two

Young Innovators

For emerging entrepreneurs
Years 4 to 6 Ages 8 to 11
More structured sessions introducing business terminology, digital tools and analytical thinking
Target customer profiling, brand identity and digital logo creation using Canva
Financial literacy costs, pricing, profit, budgeting with a real £50 exercise
Competitor analysis and market differentiation
Pitch preparation and delivery building confidence and structure
Full three-term parent guide with extended session notes and homework activities
£19
One-time purchase. Full three-term curriculum PDF. Join the waitlist
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Both editions

Mini Moguls and Young Innovators

If you have children across both age groups, purchase both editions together. The curriculum is designed so children in the same family can progress from Mini Moguls into Young Innovators seamlessly.

£32
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Questions

What you need to know.

What format is the curriculum delivered in?
Each edition is a comprehensive PDF guide covering all three terms. It includes session plans, learning objectives, activity instructions, discussion prompts and parent guidance notes. You download it once and keep it permanently.
Do I need special materials or equipment?
Mini Moguls sessions are designed to be run with basic materials paper, pencils, colouring pens and stickers. Most activities are screen-free. Young Innovators introduces digital tools in Term 1 (Canva is free) for logo and flyer design, but many activities can be done on paper instead.
Can I use this at home even if my child is not in an entrepreneurship programme at school?
Yes this is specifically designed for parents to use at home. The session plans include parent guidance notes explaining how to adapt each session for a home setting. You do not need to run every session formally. Many parents use it as a conversation guide or a weekend activity rather than a structured lesson.
My child is in Year 3. Which edition should I purchase?
Mini Moguls covers Years 1 to 3. If your child is in Year 3 and you want to stretch them, Young Innovators would also be appropriate particularly for the second half of the year. If you have a child moving into Year 4, purchasing both editions gives you a seamless progression.
Is this connected to the Kidpreneur Club at school?
The curriculum is developed by Alexis Adjei who runs an entrepreneurship programme at a private school in London. The content has been developed, tested and refined through that programme. The parent editions adapt that classroom curriculum for home use.
What if I am a Private Library member?
Both editions of The Entrepreneur's Edit are included in your Private Library membership. Log in to your dashboard to access them. If you are not yet a member, joining the founding cohort at £79 per year gives you access to this curriculum plus every other TVE digital product.
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