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The programme

Everything we do.

The parts of the programme, and the four ways to start — laid out in plain terms, so you know exactly what you'd be saying yes to.

The programme — in one sentence

Here's what happens once we're in your school.

In order: we run a discovery session with your students, design group sessions from what it shows, hold private one-on-one conversations for students who need them, and send your leadership a monthly report — built with input from your teachers and staff along the way. Nothing here is conceptual — every part below is something we've actually delivered.

01Discovery

Who takes it, and why?

Every student in the grades we're working with takes part — this is a space for them, not a test on them. We come to your school in person to meet the students and run it ourselves, face to face, not a link sent out and forgotten.

What you get back: a plain-language picture of how your students are actually doing on confidence, pressure, and belonging — grade by grade, not name by name. No session gets designed until we've seen this.

Start with this, free for your school →
02Sessions

What is it?

The facilitators run a group session with one grade at a time, built directly from what that grade's discovery session showed.

What you get: a different session plan per grade — not one generic talk repeated across the school. Students take part in guided discussion and activity; nobody sits through a lecture.

Themes we've run before — self-discovery · confidence · the inner child · career exploration

031:1 office hours

What is it?

Any student can request a private, one-on-one conversation with the facilitators — voluntary, not assigned.

What you get: a channel for the things students won't say in a room full of classmates. In practice, this is often where the most serious concerns surface first — before they show up anywhere else.

04Reporting

What is it?

A written, plain-language report to you and your team every month — no jargon, no individually identifying data. Before we write it, we also speak with your teachers and administrative staff, so what we report reflects what's actually being seen day to day, not just what came up in sessions.

What you get: a clear answer to three questions every month — which grades need attention, what's shifting, and what we'd recommend doing next. These reports can also support your school's own reporting and audits, as evidence of what you're doing to meet NEP counselling requirements.

Start with a free discovery for your students No commitment — it's how every partnership begins.
What a year could look like

A few sample months, grade by grade.

This is illustrative, not fixed — every school's actual session plan comes from what the Student Discovery shows for that grade. It's here so you can see the kind of ground we cover, not a syllabus we hand you unchanged.

Grades 9–10 are pre-stream. Grades 11–12 are pre-course. The themes shift accordingly.
Grade 9Pre-stream
Month 1

Self Discovery

Before you choose a path, know who's choosing.

Month 2

The Inner Child

Some of what you carry now started a long time ago.

Month 3

Handling Pressure

Comparison is the loudest voice in the room.

Grade 10Pre-stream
Month 1

Confidence

Loud isn't the same as sure.

Month 2

The Stream Decision

What you're choosing, and why it should be yours.

Month 3

Under Pressure

Boards test what you know. This is for everything else.

Grade 11Pre-course
Month 1

Now What

Picking a stream isn't the same as picking a life.

Month 2

Career Exploration

Try it before you marry it.

Month 3

Who's in the Room

Family, friends, and opinions you didn't ask for.

Grade 12Pre-course
Month 1

The Real Decision

College, career, or both — with clear eyes.

Month 2

Handling Comparison

Everyone's path looks different up close.

Month 3

Letting Go

Getting ready for the year everything changes at once.

Four ways to start

Pick the size of the commitment, not the size of the impact.

Every school starts somewhere different. Here's what we actually offer, in plain terms, so you can pick what fits your calendar and budget right now — not what fits ours.

Line A
1-Day Workshop
A single day, one or more grades. A discovery session beforehand, a live session, and a short readout afterward. No ongoing commitment.
Best for: schools who want to see how we work before anything longer.
Line B
1-Month Workshop
A short, focused cycle — discovery, multiple sessions across a defined group of students, and one monthly report, informed by conversations with your teachers. A real test of fit, not a demo.
Best for: schools ready to trial the full programme with a defined grade or two.
Line C
3-Month Programme
A longer trial across a full term — discovery, sessions and office hours every month, and monthly reports you can track side by side. Enough time to see real change, not just first impressions.
Best for: schools who want proof over a full term before committing to the year.
Line D
Annual Partnership
The full programme, running monthly, all year — discovery, sessions, office hours, and reporting, built around your school's calendar.
Best for: schools who've seen the impact and want it built into how the school runs.

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