Imagine a world where learning is not a chore but an adventure, where children light up with curiosity and parents lead with confidence.
In our Lights On Universe, we understand the challenges you face as a parent—feeling lost, overwhelmed, and uncertain about how to ignite your child’s potential. We’ve created a safe, supportive community where parents like you can discover a new blueprint for learning.
Here, you’ll connect with parents committed to nurturing their children's love of learning.
Our Lights On® Learning framework and tools, will give you everything you need to guide your children from disengaged to passionate, from unmotivated to self-led.
We love giving our members briefs to see what they can create using all the skills of Lights On Learning.
Thanks to Silas, age 8, for creating this video to clearly illustrate our Lights On metric.
The truth is you need Lights On and Lights Off to truly flourish as a learner. Knowing how to harness the power of Lights Off is key for any successful educational strategy.
Silas's short film shows the effects of disconnecting our hearts from our brains is so detrimental to learning.
Celebrating Nicky and her 8 year old daughter for this inspirational short film.
It took nine drafts of the voice over until her daughter was happy to sign it off. This is not 'fragile perfectionism' of 'this isn't good enough'. This is a child who is Lights On and committed to autographing her work with excellence, when it matters.
What starts as a simple playful idea to deliver on a creative brief becomes a beautiful unfolding of creativity, exploration and growth.
A powerful speech written by Annabelle aged 9 in New Zealand inspired Rachel, a mother in England, to compose a piano piece incorporating Annabelle's key message.
Rachel then created an animation inspired by the music after creating with her daughter these clay elephants everyone playing to their strength to create a beautiful collaboration.
‘Wow! Such life-changing revelations in such a short space of time. I would never go back. Everyone needs to know this stuff.’ Karen