The business school for children aged 4 to 17
Let us reveal today the talents that will build tomorrow.
We start from what your child already does well, and take them all the way to something they make that is worth having for someone. Not tutoring, not childcare.
Why SBBS Kids?
Not what the school is - you have just read that - but what your child takes away from it.
They know what they are good at
Their talent is spotted, named, worked on and recognised. They do not learn it alone: someone shows them.
They create, and they finish
Creativity and initiative: seeing a need, putting an idea forward, carrying it until it serves someone.
They understand money and value
What things cost, what they bring, what is left. And why value is not a price.
They start without waiting until twenty
The basics of business, at a child's scale: the need, the offer, the customer, the effort a thing takes.
They use technology instead of enduring it
Moving from consuming screens to producing with them: technology as a tool for work, not a pastime.
They speak up and they listen
Introducing themselves, defending an idea, hearing someone else's. Skills that will serve them everywhere, for life.
They become independent
They do alone what used to be done for them, and learn that mistakes are part of the work, not part of who they are.
They learn to lead without crushing
Leadership and problem-solving, in a group where nobody is ranked against anyone else.
The programme for your child's age
Three programmes, each built for what a child of that age can grasp and do.
Ages 4 to 7
Les Petits Explorateurs
Discovery, curiosity, creativity and first steps towards independence. They learn by playing, and start saying what they love.
- 4 modules · 16 lessons
- Hands-on talent workshops
- Trips and contests
Ages 8 to 12
Les Jeunes Bâtisseurs
Initiative, projects, creativity and first entrepreneurial skills. They move from the idea to the finished thing.
- 4 modules · 16 lessons
- Hands-on talent workshops
- Trips and contests
Ages 13 to 17
Les Futurs Leaders
Entrepreneurship, financial literacy, technology and leadership. They build a project and learn to defend it.
- 4 modules · 16 lessons
- Hands-on talent workshops
- Trips and contests
How it works
Five steps, and you always know where your child stands.
You enrol your child
You create your parent space in a few minutes, then enrol your child in the programme for their age.
They open their own world
A space of their own: the lessons of their level, quizzes, games, digital drawing and things to do.
They discover their talents
The talent questionnaire, the workshops and their teachers' observations gradually show what they are good at.
You follow their progress
From your space: lessons completed, appointments, talents recognised, feedback from their monitor.
You celebrate what they achieve
Level certificate, creations on show, distinctions and events: what they did is seen.
The whole SBBS Kids experience in one place
On a phone, a tablet or a computer. The app also installs on the home screen, and lessons already opened can be read again offline.
- Lessons for their level
- Quizzes
- Educational games
- Digital drawing
- Their talents
- Their progress
- Calendar and appointments
- Events
- The shop
- Your parent space
Every child has talents. Let us help reveal them.
A talent is not guessed from a ten-minute test. It is spotted, practised, observed, then recognised.
The six stages of a talent
- Discovery
- Practice
- Observation
- Progress
- Validation
- Recognition
The school's framework
What the school can spot, nurture and certify.
- Arts et créativité14 talents
- Communication et expression9 talents
- Compétences sociales et service4 talents
- Entrepreneuriat et commerce4 talents
- Leadership et organisation3 talents
- Mathématiques, sciences et logique6 talents
- Musique, danse et spectacle6 talents
- Nature, agriculture et environnement16 talents
- Sport et capacités physiques13 talents
- Technique, bricolage et électromécanique13 talents
- Technologie, électronique et numérique9 talents
Four signs to watch for in your child, starting tonight
Speed
They do in ten minutes what takes another thirty, without seeming to strain.
Coming back unprompted
They return to it on their own, unasked, sometimes days later.
The question that goes further
They ask something the activity did not call for, and that reaches beyond it.
Care
They take more trouble over this than over anything else, and redo what they dislike.
Two signs observed over several weeks make an observation. One alone proves nothing - and loving something is not being good at it: the pleasure is enough on its own.
Learn online. Experiment in real life.
A screen does not make an entrepreneur. SBBS Kids is a hybrid model: what is understood at home is practised with other children, in front of someone.
Direct Learning with a Specialist (ADS)
Hands-on workshops around one talent, led by a specialist in that field.
Course sessions and activities
Time together for children in the same group, with their monitor.
Outings
Companies, craft workshops, cultural places: seeing with their own eyes how things are made.
Trips
Longer immersions, when the school runs them, with a file and parental consent.
Specialists, not entertainers
Entrepreneurship, music, arts, robotics, farming, sport: workshops are run by people who declare the talents they teach, sign a protocol with the school and follow its training. The school knows who runs what, and why.
You stay connected to their journey
Neither a customer nor a pupil: two people looking at the same child, from two different places.
- Their progress, ungraded
- Lessons completed and where they stand. Slow progress is not a problem, and it is never a grade.
- Once a week is enough
- The space is not meant to be opened daily. We tell you what matters.
- Their appointments
- Sessions and workshops scheduled, with place and time.
- What you have observed
- You see what nobody else sees: what they do at home. You pass it on, the school decides what it means.
- One channel to the team
- Everything goes through the school, never straight to a staff member. That protects your child, and them.
- Your subscription
- Its plan, its expiry, its renewal, your receipts.
- Your consents
- What you allow, starting with pictures of your child. You can withdraw them at any time.
The SBBS Kids Shop
An extension of what they learn: tools to make things, and a place where what they make has value.
SBBS Kids products
What the school publishes to support the programmes.
Supplies
What workshops and hands-on activities call for.
Children's creations
What your child makes can be put up for sale, with your consent. A share of each sale goes to them.
Specialist services
Private sessions, booked from your space.
Moments throughout the year
The school paces the year with occasions where children meet, show what they can do and talk to working adults.
- Special days
- Themed workshops
- Discovery outings
- Contests and distinctions
- Holiday programmes
- Educational trips
The next programme is being prepared. Enrol your child to hear as soon as registration opens.
What we hold ourselves to
Three rules the school does not negotiate
They are taught to every staff member, and to every parent. You are entitled to insist on them.
Never alone with a child
No activity, no exchange, no journey one-to-one. An adult from the school is always accompanied.
Never a private channel
No staff member writes directly to your child or to you. Everything goes through the school, and stays on record.
Never an image outside the school
No photo of your child leaves without your written consent, and consent for the public site is asked for separately.
If your child tells you something: listen without questioning them, do not promise secrecy, and pass it to us the same day.
They are already living the SBBS Kids experience
Figures counted inside the platform, at the moment you read this page.
- children guided
- 137children guided
- families
- 85families
- lessons written
- 48lessons written
- talents in the framework
- 97talents in the framework
- monitors and specialists
- 30monitors and specialists
- centres
- 3centres
Simple plans
One subscription per child. It opens everything: the lessons of their level, quizzes, games, drawing, their talents and your follow-up.
Monthly
15,000F
- Full access to their level
- No commitment
- Cancel at any time
Half-yearly
80,000F
90,000 Fthat is 10,000 F saved
- Full access to their level
- Six months at once
- A single payment to handle
- Best value
Yearly
150,000F
180,000 Fthat is 30,000 F saved
- Full access to their level
- The whole school year
- The best monthly rate
Your questions
What parents ask us most often.
From what age?
From 4 years old, up to 17. Three programmes follow one another: Les Petits Explorateurs for ages 4 to 7, Les Jeunes Bâtisseurs for 8 to 12, Les Futurs Leaders for 13 to 17. Children move up by age, never by exam.
My child already does well at school. What is there to gain?
As much as any other child, perhaps more. We revisit no school subject and prepare for no exam: we work on what schooling rarely covers - knowing yourself, daring an idea and carrying it through, understanding money, speaking in front of others. This is not tutoring, and it is not childcare.
What if my child has no particular talent?
Every child has one; it simply has no name yet. A talent shows in four signs: they do that thing faster than the rest, they come back to it unasked, they ask a question the activity did not call for, and they take more care over it. Two signs over several weeks make an observation - and loving something is not being good at it.
How do the lessons work?
Each level has 4 modules and 16 lessons. A lesson is read, watched, played and checked by a quiz. The same sixteen questions come round at all three ages, at different depths: your child will meet them three times, and nothing is missed for good.
Is it only online?
No, and that is the heart of the model. Lessons are followed at home, but practice happens in a room: group sessions with a monitor, talent workshops run by a specialist in the field, outings and contests. A screen teaches nobody to dare.
They are slower than others. Is that a problem?
No. Slow progress is not a problem, and it is never a grade: there is no ranking between children and no repeating a year. Comparing two children of the same age teaches nothing - normal differences are considerable.
What should I do at home?
Far less than you think. Do not redo the lessons and do not quiz them on it: ask them instead to tell you one thing they did, and listen to the end. When they are stuck, four questions beat your hands - what is the goal, what have you tried, what is blocking, what would you need?
Do I need a degree to support them?
No, and nothing we ask assumes particular means. We train parents too: eight modules, twenty-four lessons, free, at your own pace from your space. That programme is compulsory for no one.
Will you talk to them about money too early?
Before age eight we speak of giving and trading, not of prices. Money comes later, and always as a consequence: first a talent, then a skill, then something made, and only then what it brings to someone. Value is not a price, and income is the last link - it is optional.
How do I follow their progress?
From your parent space: lessons completed, their appointments, talents recognised, feedback from their teacher. Once a week is plenty, and we tell you what matters.
How can I be sure my child is safe?
Three rules the school does not negotiate, taught to every staff member: never alone with a child, never a private exchange between a staff member and your child or you, never an image leaving without your written consent. Everything goes through the school and stays on record. You are entitled to insist on them.
How do subscriptions work?
One subscription per child, monthly, half-yearly or yearly. It opens their space for the whole period chosen, and you can move to a longer plan at renewal from your space.
How do we join events?
The school publishes its events and tells you. Registration happens from your space, with the file and consents when the occasion calls for them - an outing, a trip.
How do we contact SBBS Kids?
By WhatsApp or phone through the commercial office, from our contact page. Once your account exists, everything goes through your parent space: it is the only channel to the team, and it protects your child as much as the staff.
Their talent is waiting to be found.
Enrolment happens online, in a few minutes. You create your parent space, you enrol your child, and they open their own world.