For learners and parents
What would my child learn? What happens next?
Practical answers about the proposed programme, family involvement and the journey beyond graduation.
- What is Prosper?
A proposed programme for ages 8–18: practise budgeting, test business ideas, understand land and public decisions, and use AI responsibly alongside school. Developed by chartered accountants and funded by businesses and senior executives from different backgrounds.
Explore Prosper →- How can we get started?
Cambresia is in development. Join the interest list without payment or learner documents. Free introductory lessons are planned to explain the programme and the learning journey; dates and access arrangements will follow.
Join the interest list →- Which stage would suit my child?
Explore the proposed age-based levels and move between them on each programme page. Placement and pace will depend on readiness; final curriculum and admission arrangements are still being developed.
Compare the stages →- How would fees and the portfolio work?
The calculator illustrates a proposed allocation, rather than published fees or an investment offer. The proposed management charge is 5% annually on assets under management. Participation, ownership and scheme arrangements remain to be confirmed; returns are not guaranteed.
Explore the proposed model →- How would parents stay involved?
The ambition is a school-specific community, with age-appropriate spaces, moderated discussions, parent visibility and shared events. These are planned features, with safeguarding and access arrangements required before the community opens.
Information for parents →- Is academic study limited to three subjects?
No. The planned school curriculum includes Mathematics, English, Science and other subjects, with visual explanations, laboratory activities and room to ask why. Prosper adds practical work in money, enterprise, land, politics and technology alongside school.
See the learning approach →- What could continue after graduation?
Learners would leave with a portfolio of work that shows what they can do. A proposed graduate network would keep relationships and shared projects going. The separate student investment portfolio is a longer-term plan for participation in managed investment vehicles; membership, ownership and contribution terms remain to be confirmed.
See the pathway beyond graduation →- Where do I find safeguarding information?
The safeguarding page explains the current arrangements and any verified reporting contacts. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
Read safeguarding information →