Leap into legacy
Ages 4–5 · The year before school · 10 weeks a term
Leap into Legacy is Legacy's first program, launching for founding families on Sunday 4 October 2026. Most school readiness advice focuses on letters and numbers. Leap into Legacy addresses all seven dimensions of a child's readiness — because the research is clear that the children who thrive in school are the ones who are whole, not just the ones who can count to ten.
The seven pillars
Fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and the precision needed for writing. Built through play, not drills.
Little hands
Little thinkers
Logical reasoning, pattern recognition and problem solving — before numbers are even on the table.
Little voices
Communication, vocabulary, storytelling and the confidence to speak up.
Little movers
Gross motor development, spatial awareness, body confidence and the link between movement and learning readiness.
Little readers
A love of books, phonological awareness and the reading identity that shapes outcomes for life.
Little independents
Self-care, task completion, resilience and the confidence to try without being told exactly how. The most underrated readiness skill.
Little feelers
Emotional vocabulary, self-regulation, empathy and the confidence to navigate a classroom.
Tiers
Seedlings
$9 weekly / $79 term
The essentials — three micro-activities a week (Mon/Wed/Fri), a narrate-life tip, a parent tip card and a weekend wrap-up activity. Delivered by email every Sunday evening.
Growers
$17 weekly / $149 term
Everything in Seedlings, plus five daily activities Monday–Friday, weekly story and discussion prompts, a printable activity sheet, a book recommendation and a fridge progress tracker.
Bloomers
$27 weekly / $239 term
Everything in Growers, plus extended activity variations, sibling adaptation cards, a deep-dive parent guide, milestone check-ins at weeks 4, 8 and 10, and full Legacy Library access.How does it work?
Sunday evening delivery
Your week's activities land at 7pm every Sunday.
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Activity through the week
Each pillar gets its own focus, built into the week rather than added to it.
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Renae's expert note
What to watch for, what it's building, what to do if your child struggles or flies ahead.
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Term celebration
Week ten of every term is a celebration of what your child has learned.