For Parents
The character education schools teach — for your kitchen table.
Courage, honesty, perseverance, kindness, self-control. Schools now teach these deliberately, in real lessons. Almost none of that thinking has been translated for the people who matter most — parents. This is that translation.
Courses for parents
Free
FREE Family Character Plan Pack | Worksheets + Talk Starters for Parents (Ages 2-18)
Free
Free
FREE Raising Little Ones of Character — Introduction + Lesson 1
Free
Free
FREE Raising Teenagers of Character — Introduction + Lesson 1
Free
Free
FREE Raising Children of Character — Introduction + Lesson 1
Free
Course book
Raising Teenagers of Character | Ten-Week Course for Parents (Study Edition)
£9.99
Course book
Raising Children of Character | Ten-Week Course for Parents (Study Edition)
£9.99
Course book
Raising Little Ones of Character | Ten-Week Course for Parents (Study Edition)
£9.99
Complete series — best value
Raising Character: The Complete Series | Three Courses for Parents (Ages 2-18)
£23.99
Free download
The Family Character Plan Pack
All three printable one-page family plans — ages 2–5, 5–14 and 14–18 — plus talk starters for every age and the one-page method. Print it, fridge it, copy it freely for your own family.
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Why parents trust it
Written by the person who wrote the school version
Thirty years in classrooms — head of department, head teacher, and a parent standing in a kitchen at 7.40am negotiating about shoes. This is the character education schools now teach, rewritten for the kitchen table.
Honest about the evidence
Every lesson says what the research shows, what it merely suggests, and what is professional judgement — labelled plainly, because a course that keeps asking your children for honesty had better model it.
Safety taken seriously
Where a lesson touches harder ground — online life, friendships, bullying, mental health — the guidance has been carefully reviewed and aligned with current practice, with plain notes on when and where to seek help.
One practice a week, not a system
Each lesson is a twenty-minute read with a single concrete practice for the week. No charts, no points, no perfect-parent standard — the course is built for real families, and says so.
More for parents is coming — further courses and guides in the same spirit. New releases go out in the newsletter below.