A progressive club, not a one-off workshop
Children work through nine levels of magic, one booklet a term, earning stickers for every trick they master and a coloured wand for every booklet they complete. It gives them somewhere to get to.
Everything supplied
Props, booklets, stickers and wands all brought in. Nothing for the school to buy or store.
Inclusive by design
No auditions and no winners. Quieter children often get the most from it.
No admin for you
Parents book and pay us directly. We send you the copy and the link.
Four steps to a club in your school
Tell us your slot
Before school, lunchtime or after school. A session runs 45 minutes to an hour.
We write to parents
Sign-up wording, images and a booking link, ready to drop into your newsletter or app.
Paperwork first
Enhanced DBS certificate, public liability insurance and a written risk assessment before session one.
The term runs itself
Weekly sessions, wands awarded at the end, and a short report if you would like one.
Confidence, in front of an audience
Magic gives a child something the grown-ups genuinely cannot work out. For a lot of children — especially the quieter ones — that is the first time they have held a room.
Nine booklets, each teaching completely different tricks, and a collectable magic wand for every one completed. Every prop needed is included in the termly cost.
They learn to speak clearly, to wait for a reaction, and to handle it going wrong. The tricks are the hook. The performing is the point.
The nine levels: Conjurer, Illusionist, Young Magician, Spellcaster, Wizard, Sorcerer, Enchanter, Mystic and Trickster.
- Year 1 to Year 6, mixed-age groups welcome
- Nine levels, so returning children never repeat a trick
- Non-competitive — no auditions, no being picked last
- Typically 15 to 25 children per club
Nine wands to collect, one for every booklet completed
What schools usually ask
How much does it cost the school?
Nothing. Parents book and pay us directly, so the club is cost-neutral for you.
What do you need from us?
A room with tables or a carpet space, and a slot in the timetable. We bring everything else.
Can we run it for a single year group?
Yes. Some schools split it into a KS1 and a KS2 club where demand is high.
What if a child joins mid-term?
They pick up from the current trick and take the booklet home to catch up. It has never been a problem.
Do you send the paperwork before you start?
Always. Enhanced DBS, public liability insurance and a written risk assessment go to your office first.
Check availability for your school
A reply within two working days with availability and everything your parents need.