A ready-made, self-guided way to give your child the real-world skills a rounded education needs — first aid, money, wellbeing, online safety and more. With progress you can show.
The real-world skills that matter beyond the core subjects — grouped into four strands.
Save a Life, Look After Their Mind, Stay Healthy — the foundations of a happy, resilient childhood.
Learn Effectively, Navigate the Digital World, Manage Money — skills for independence.
Speak with Confidence, Solve Real Problems, Work as a Team — getting things done.
Think Like an Entrepreneur, Protect the Planet — curiosity and purpose.
No lesson planning, no timetable — just open it and go.
Phone, tablet or laptop — no special kit, no card to try.
Game-based, self-guided lessons your child can do independently or with you.
Skills complete and progress tracks automatically — a record you can keep.
Home educators are sometimes asked to demonstrate a broad and balanced education. The Passport’s progress record gives you a simple, concrete way to show the life-skills side of your child’s learning.
Yes — it’s self-guided and designed for children to work through independently or alongside a parent, covering the broad, real-world skills a rounded home education aims for.
Yes. Progress is tracked as your child completes skills, so if you’re ever asked to show a broad and balanced education, you have a clear record to point to.
No. Each lesson is game-based and self-guided on any device, so children can learn independently — you decide how involved you want to be.
Twelve life skills across wellbeing, learning, confidence and enterprise — including first aid, money, online safety, healthy habits and problem-solving.
It is built for ages 7 to 11 (KS2 equivalent).
You can start free, then continue on a family plan if it’s a fit — no card needed to try.
Try it free — no card needed — and see the skills your child builds.