Make a first version
Pick a game, object or story. What is the smallest version I could make?
Your launchpad · available now
What could you make possible?
Bring your idea. Borrow a spark. Make a plan that feels like yours.
A little room to wonder
Find your next
small spark.
Bring an idea, or try a direction that catches your attention. Turn a spark into a small project, at your pace and in your own way.
Borrow a mission. Make it your own.
Optional starting points inspired by our project-led curriculum. No purchases, public posting or contacting strangers needed.
Change something local
What could make a familiar place a little better for people or wildlife?
Follow a surprising question
What have I noticed that I would like to understand better?
Have a saved project? Reopen it here.
Choose the .json file you downloaded from this planner. It is read on your device and isn’t uploaded. Reopening replaces the plan in this page only after you confirm.
Or paste the contents of a project file
Try a spark on paper.
Write down something that catches your attention and one question about it. Choose a small project and a safe action to try. Add a milestone if it helps. Afterwards: what surprised you, and would you like to continue, pause or change direction?
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The thinking behind Horizon
Ambition with
something behind it.
A young person’s potential is bigger than a postcode, a mark or a job title. We’re building from their interests, with practical progress and a supportive relationship.
From research to experience
Here’s how the thinking
becomes something useful.
Research informs the design. It does not establish that our developing pilot has already achieved its aims.
Interest first
Start with a young person’s passions, relationships and access to opportunities.
In HorizonTwo starting paths, editable projects and no compulsory career track.
Connected Learning AllianceDesign the whole relationship
Preparation, ongoing support and a thoughtful ending belong in a mentoring programme from the start.
In HorizonThe proposed mentoring journey, family expectations and continuity planning.
MENTOR’s practice frameworkUseful and sustainable
The iTrack closure notice describes a review of scalability, delivery, finances and participant feedback.
In HorizonA small funded pilot, a full-cost budget and evaluation before expansion.
The Smith Family — iTrackIndependent reference points, not affiliations or endorsements. We don’t treat proposed explanations for iTrack’s closure as established causes.
Available now → developing → later
A clear view of the next horizon.
Your independent launchpad
- Bring an idea or find a spark.
- Shape a project, actions and milestones.
- Choose your working style and next direction.
- Download, reopen, copy or print your plan.
A person alongside you
- Individual online mentoring, initially founder-led.
- Shared boundaries, consent and independent support.
- A flexible project, continuity and a planned ending.
- Funding and actual delivery capacity.
A connected platform
- Protected participant and mentor workspaces.
- Shared projects and an appropriate meeting provision.
- More mentors, supported matching and coordination.
- Progress records with clear access and consent.
These are not live features or a delivery promise. They depend on demonstrated need, operating readiness and cost control.
The leadership we mean
Question.
Listen.
Try. Improve.
Future leadership can grow from a small act of initiative.
Choose a problem you care about. Look beyond your first assumption. Make a first version. Listen to another perspective. Explain why your idea matters, and change it when you learn something.
These are habits to practise, not traits an online quiz can assign. No rankings, fixed personality labels or pressure to turn every interest into a career.
One idea can open a world