Ketsy's Young Magicians

School Magic Clubs

Learn, practise, perform & amaze!

The nine Ketsy’s Young Magicians sticker booklets with the club props: cards, sponge balls, ball and vase, mindreading cards, coloured wands, rope and coins
Since 201145+ schools800+ children a weekDBS checked & insured
Ketsy holding the nine Ketsy’s Young Magicians sticker booklets

Ketsy

The club

Building each child’s confidence

Not a magic show they watch. A weekly club where children aged Year 1 to Year 6 learn real tricks with real props, practise them until they work, then perform them.

Boy learning the cups and balls at his classroom desk

Learn

A brand-new trick every week, taught with real magic props.

Girl practising a sponge ball trick in class

Practise

Time in the session to get it right, with a leader watching their hands.

Girl performing a card trick with a fan of cards and a magic wand

Perform

Then they amaze you with it the moment they get home.

Nine booklets · nine wands

Nine levels of magic to work through

Every booklet teaches completely different tricks — no repeats, no filler. Children move up a level each term, and every completed booklet earns the magic wand for that level.

Inside the Ketsy’s Young Magicians booklets: step-by-step photographs and instructions for each magic trick
Jared, magic tutor, springing a deck of cards

Jared

Step-by-step photographs inside every booklet, so children can practise at home

1Conjurer
2Illusionist
3Young Magician
4Spellcaster
5Wizard
6Sorcerer
7Enchanter
8Mystic
9Trickster

Nine booklets, nine levels — a new one every term

Nine different booklets

Conjurer through to Alchemist. Each one teaches brand-new tricks, so a child can stay in the club from Year 1 to Year 6 and never repeat a lesson.

Nine wands to collect

Fill a booklet with stickers and the wand for that level is presented in front of the whole club. A different colour every time.

Every prop included

All the props needed to perform the tricks in the booklet are included in the affordable termly cost. Nothing extra for parents to buy.

The collectable Ketsy’s Young Magicians holographic stickers, numbered one to six

Collect the holographic stickers

Every trick mastered earns a sticker for the booklet — and among them are the shiny holographic ones, numbered one to six. Children swap news of who has which one the way they do football cards.

Some are rarer than others…
The prize

Nine wands to collect

One for every booklet completed, presented in front of the whole club. A different colour each time — and children remember exactly which ones they are missing.

The nine collectable Ketsy’s Young Magicians magic wands

A different colour for every level — children know exactly which ones they are missing

A child placing a sticker into their magic booklet Peeling a rare holographic sticker Collecting the different holographic stickers A magic effect with red envelopes
For schools

Setting a club up takes one email

Tell us your slot

Before school, lunchtime or after school — whatever suits your timetable.

We write to parents

Sign-up copy and a booking link, ready to paste into your newsletter.

Paperwork first

DBS, insurance and risk assessment reach your office before session one.

We do the rest

All props and booklets brought in weekly. Wands awarded at the end of term.

Boy performing a card trick in class Boy showing a coin he has made appear A child practising a card trick A sponge ball and marker pen routine
From the founder
Richard Kettle, professional magician and founder of Ketsy’s Young Magicians

Welcome to the club

Hello, I’m Richard Kettle — professional magician and founder of Ketsy’s Young Magicians.

I started running magic clubs in schools back in 2011, and ever since then I’ve loved developing the magic, the teaching and, in particular, our sticker booklets into what they are today.

The idea is simple: every child who takes part should leave the club with real magic tricks they can perform for their friends and family.

But it’s about much more than learning tricks. As children practise their magic, perform it for different audiences and see the reactions they get, they naturally begin to develop confidence, communication skills and a real sense of achievement.

There’s nothing quite like seeing a child perform a trick they’ve mastered and hearing their friends say, “How did you do that?!”

I hope you enjoy learning, practising and performing your magic as much as I’ve enjoyed creating it.

Welcome to the club.

Richard Kettle · see his close-up magic at ketsymagic.co.uk

Questions

The things schools ask

What ages is it for?

Year 1 to Year 6. The same tricks work across the range — the coaching is what changes.

Do children need to buy anything?

No. Props and the termly booklet are included. Children keep their booklet and stickers.

How many children can join?

Most clubs run at 15 to 25. Larger groups are fine with notice.

Are your leaders checked?

Every leader holds an enhanced DBS certificate. We carry public liability insurance and send both across before we start.

Which areas do you cover?

Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, and a little beyond. Ask if you’re near the edge.

Next term

Bring the club to your school

Two working days for a reply, with availability and everything your parents need.