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Magic Board
A magnetic geometry board. Children build shapes, patterns and pictures with magnetic pieces, then take them apart and start again.
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Our first curriculum
Let's Draw by Emma
A school art curriculum for KG3 through Grade 6. Seven levels build on each other — from first marks and shapes to observational drawing, composition and visual storytelling — with Emma guiding each lesson.
- ■One student book per level, KG3 to Grade 6
- ■Progression through drawing, creativity and visual exploration
- ■Led by the classroom teacher — no art specialist needed
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For schools
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- 01Request a sampleTell us the grades you teach. We send sample material for those levels.
- 02Talk it throughA call or visit with our team to look at the books, the lesson flow and how it fits your timetable.
- 03Roll out by gradeStart with some grades or all seven levels. We confirm quantities and delivery with your school.
Support during adoption: teacher resources, implementation guidance and onboarding for teachers before the first lesson.
Educational products
Made to be picked up
Curricula and products, together
Draw the shape. Then build it.
In a Let's Draw by Emma lesson on shapes, children draw triangles, squares and circles and combine them into pictures. With Magic Board on the table, the same shapes become magnetic pieces they can hold, rotate and snap together before drawing what they built.
Products are sold separately and are not included with curriculum adoption. Each can be used on its own.
From classrooms
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Let’s Draw gives each lesson a clear starting point — and gives children room to make it their own.
Bring creative learning to your school.
Tell us your grades and subjects. We'll walk you through the curriculum and the materials that fit.
Curricula for schools
Programmes a school can adopt whole
Each Brks Education curriculum is a complete, grade-by-grade programme with student books and resources for the teacher.
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In development
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We're developing new curricula built the same way — grade by grade, hands-on, ending in something the child made. Tell us which subjects and grades your school is planning for.
Let's Draw by Emma
A school art curriculum for KG3 through Grade 6. Every lesson starts with looking, moves into drawing, and ends with something the child made. Seven levels, one per year, each building on the last.
- Subject
- Art & drawing
- Grade range
- KG3 – Grade 6
- Led by
- Classroom teacher
What children learn
Annotation: outcomes drafted for layout — confirm wording with the curriculum teamSeven years of drawing, one clear path
- Seeing before drawingObserving shapes, lines and proportions in real objects.
- Control of the handLine, pressure and shading built up year by year.
- CompositionArranging elements on the page with intention.
- Creative confidenceInventing, revising and finishing a piece of work.
What schools receive
Subject to confirmationFor students and teachers
Schools can adopt the full range or begin with the grades they teach. Each level stands on its own while fitting the full sequence.
- ■Student book, one per child per level, KG3–Grade 6
- ■Teacher guide per level
- ■Digital teacher resources
- ■Onboarding for teachers before the first lesson
Grade-by-grade progression
Each level picks up where the last one ends
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Inside the books
Sample spreads
Teaching approach
Look. Try. Make. Share.
Emma introduces each lesson in the student book, so the teacher is not expected to be an artist. Children look closely at something, try the technique, make their own piece and talk about it. Work stays in the book, so progress is visible across the year.
A typical session
- 01Look — Emma shows the lesson's subject; the class notices shapes and lines together.
- 02Try — a guided warm-up on the page.
- 03Make — each child draws their own version.
- 04Share — a short look at each other's work.
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Questions schools ask
- Do we need a specialist art teacher?
- No. Lessons are written so a classroom teacher can lead them with the student book.
- Can we start with only some grades?
- Yes. Each level stands on its own while fitting the full KG3–Grade 6 sequence.
- Is Magic Board included?
- No. Products are sold separately and used alongside the curriculum if a school chooses.
- How do we see a sample?
- Request one below. We'll send material for the grades you teach.
See the books before you decide
- 01Request a sampleTell us the grades you teach. We send sample material for those levels.
- 02Talk it throughA call or visit with our team to look at the books, the lesson flow and how it fits your timetable.
- 03Roll out by gradeStart with some grades or all seven levels. We confirm quantities and delivery with your school.
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Hands-on learning tool · School & home
Magic Board
A magnetic geometry board. Children place, rotate and combine magnetic shapes to build patterns, pictures and structures — then clear the board and build something new.
Price and availability are shown in the shop.
What children explore
- ■Naming and combining 2D shapes
- ■Symmetry, repetition and pattern
- ■Planning a picture, then building it
- ■Taking apart and rebuilding — without waste
Contents and specifications
Not suppliedPiece count, board size, materials, age guidance and safety information will be listed here when supplied. Nothing is shown until confirmed.
For educators
Everything a teacher needs on a Monday morning
Guides, extra activities and implementation help. Some resources are public; others are for schools that have adopted a programme.
Public
Open to everyone
- Programme overview — Let's Draw by EmmaWhat it covers, who it's forRead →
- Extra drawing activitiesShort video warm-ups on our YouTube channelWatch on YouTube ↗
Adopting schools
Requires access
- Teacher guides, per levelLesson plans and answer notes
- Printable classroom materialsTemplates and reference sheets
Access is arranged with your school during onboarding. There is no self-service login on this site.
Ask about accessImplementation overview
From first conversation to the end of year one
How a school brings Let's Draw by Emma into its timetable. We plan each step with your team, so the programme fits your grades, teachers and calendar.
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Plan
Before term
Choose your grades and starting levels, agree a weekly art slot, and order student books and teacher guides.
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Prepare
Before the first lesson
Teachers take part in onboarding, receive their guides, and set up a simple materials list for the classroom.
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Teach
Through the year
One level per school year. Every lesson follows Look, Try, Make, Share, and builds on the one before.
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Review
End of year
Look back at children's work with your team, share feedback with us, and plan the next level.
Two ways to roll out
Whole schoolKG3 to Grade 6 start together, each grade on its own level.
PhasedStart with selected grades and add more the following year.
Starting above KG3? We'll advise on the right level for children new to the programme.
What your school needs
- A weekly art slotA regular time in the timetable for each grade.
- Books and guidesA student book for every child and a teacher guide for every teacher.
- Basic art suppliesPencils, erasers and colours — the materials list is in each guide.
- A coordinatorOne person at school as our main point of contact.
About Brks Education
Raising creators, not consumers.
Why we exist
Children are surrounded by things to consume. We publish things to make. Brks Education creates curricula and educational products that put a pencil, a shape or a problem in a child's hands and ask: what will you do with it?
What we believe
Creativity is not optional. It is foundational. Creative work needs structure — a sequence, a next step, a way to see progress. Our programmes bring both together so that creativity can be taught, year after year.
Creativity, learning, making
Making is how children learn best: drawing to see, building to understand. Everything we publish ends with something the child has made themselves.
The people
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Michel
Founder
Vision, strategy, partnerships and company growth
Zahra
Head of Curriculum & Creative Development
Educational innovation, curriculum design and product development
Abdulaziz
Head of Marketing & Brand Strategy
Brand identity, marketing campaigns and market expansion
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The short version
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- This website is for adults. We don't knowingly collect children's data through it.
- You can ask to see, correct or delete your data at any time.
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