Every Child Can Learn How To Learn
Leap Learning helps children aged 4-12 become independent learners - through Learning Labs, classroom corners, apps, and books that meet very child at their own level and pace, in school and at home.
Physical hands-on games and digital learning, together
Real learning starts with things children can touch. At Leap, every concept begins as a mat, a card, or a game in a child's hands — and continues on a matching app that practises the same skill, step by step, at each child's own pace.
Children choose where to go next, teachers guide instead of lecture, and progress is visible to everyone — in the classroom and at home.
Learning That Travels The World
Our children walk into the lab and know exactly what to do. The classroom runs itself — my teachers finally have time to teach.
I used to explain the same lesson ten times. Now the stations do the practice, and I spend my time with the children who need me most.
My daughter shows me her app progress every evening. For the first time, I can see what she is learning at school.
I like that I can choose my own mat. When I finish the green one, I get to go to blue!
Setup was simple and the training was hands-on. Within a month our teachers were running the lab confidently on their own.
The hands-on games changed everything. Children understand numbers because they have held them in their hands first.
Our children walk into the lab and know exactly what to do. The classroom runs itself — my teachers finally have time to teach.
I used to explain the same lesson ten times. Now the stations do the practice, and I spend my time with the children who need me most.
My daughter shows me her app progress every evening. For the first time, I can see what she is learning at school.
I like that I can choose my own mat. When I finish the green one, I get to go to blue!
Setup was simple and the training was hands-on. Within a month our teachers were running the lab confidently on their own.
The hands-on games changed everything. Children understand numbers because they have held them in their hands first.
Take Leap Home
The same learning journey, from the classroom to home - through short, focused sessions at each child's own pace.
… anyone can learn when given the opportunity to explore, try, and discover.
… learning is best when hands-on play and technology work together.
… learning should be personal, meeting each learner at their own level and pace.
… learners should take an active role in their learning, with others there to guide and support them.
… learning should connect to life, culture and the real world.
… learning grows stronger with insights, practice and reflection.
… together, we can build a world where everyone learns how to learn.