Where to start
The library maps what exists; the nodes show how to learn each thing. Pathways show where to begin and in what order — one route for each stage of a learning life.
Young Explorer
For children learning alongside a parent.
Curiosity first. An adult runs the prompts with a young child — starting from whatever they wondered about today — at Beginner level, with screen time kept gentle and bounded.
- Foundations — Learning How to Learn (for the parent)
- Biology, Astronomy or History — Orientation, on the child's question
- Kept light, ten curious minutes at a time
Foundation Builder
Building the base before GCSE choices.
Install the operating system first: critical thinking, AI literacy and how to learn. Then broaden across the core subjects and a breadth taster each term.
- Foundations — Critical Thinking, AI Literacy, Learning How to Learn
- English, Maths and the sciences at Beginner→GCSE
- One new subject to sample each term
GCSE Campaign
Structure, practice and honest marking.
Every GCSE subject is a node, and the twelve prompts map onto the exam cycle: plan with the Syllabus builder, learn with Orientation and the Glossary, and drill with the Exam engine.
- Syllabus builder per subject, set to the months remaining
- Exam engine for authentic, honestly-marked practice
- Self-test with spaced repetition to consolidate
A-Level Specialist
Depth, argument, and the EPQ.
Go deep in three or four subjects. The Socratic tutor and Great debates build the independent, defensible argument examiners reward; the research prompts power the EPQ.
- Socratic tutor to build argument, per subject
- Great debates for evaluation marks
- Foundations + the Frontier prompt to drive an EPQ
Undergraduate & Beyond
Degree-level depth and cross-disciplinary reach.
The node libraries were built to run at this level. Connections is the star — the library's structure lets you deliberately build the interdisciplinary bridges that define original thinking.
- The full twelve prompts at Degree level
- Connections to find your cross-disciplinary angle
- The Frontier prompt to reach live research questions
Lifelong Learner
Learning for its own sake, around a busy life.
No syllabus, just direction. Learn how to learn as an adult, then follow your curiosity — with a language conversation partner and the Socratic tutor as the two highest-value modes.
- Foundations — Learning How to Learn
- Modern Languages — the conversation-partner mode
- Any subject's Socratic tutor, fitted around your week