Creative Wiz Kids — Entrepreneurship

My 10-year-old attended the Creative Wiz Kids entrepreneurship program in London, and it was a solid experience overall. The instructor, Sarah, was very engaging and really helped the kids brainstorm business ideas. My child ended up creating a fun lemonade stand concept, which involved both a budget and marketing pitch. Watching them work through each step was rewarding. However, the pickup process was a bit chaotic on the first day; we waited in a long line which left some kids feeling restless. Despite this small annoyance, the group size was manageable, allowing for personal attention. The program does a great job fostering creativity, so I would recommend it, especially for kids interested in business. Just be prepared for a bit of a wait at the end of each session.

I enrolled my son, Liam, in the Creative Wiz Kids Entrepreneurship program in London, and he really enjoyed it. The classes are held every Saturday morning, which perfectly fits our weekend schedule. The instructor, Sarah, was very engaging and encouraged the kids to think critically about their business ideas. Liam built a small model of a lemonade stand and learned how to budget for supplies, which he found fun. However, I did notice the class was a bit crowded at times, which made it harder for students to get one-on-one attention. Despite this, the small-group size allowed Liam to bond with a few classmates, and he came home excited to share his plans for his next project. I’d recommend this program for parents looking for something educational yet fun, but be prepared for a lively atmosphere.