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After the Strengths Profile, a LevelUp counsellor takes you through a report like this on a one-to-one call. Start with Aarav, 11, or pick another child.

Aarav, 11Sample report

Higher than 96 in 100 children aged 11⁠–⁠13

The 96th percentile. A real report compares your child with every child aged 11⁠–⁠13 who has done theStrengths Profile; the numbers here are made up to show the layout.

Aarav is strongest at coming up with ideas and at catching AI mistakes. Puzzles where two things change at once take him longest.

96 scored lowerAarav3 scored higher

  • Young Leaders Score84/100Advanced band · Sample
  • StrongestCreative thinkingMany ideas, from many directions. 93, against a median of 52.
  • To growLogical reasoningPuzzles where two things change at once. 79, against a median of 54.
  • CareersDesign and the creative industriesand media, film and storytelling
  • ScholarshipSilver, 25% offTop 5% of 11⁠–⁠13s

Five abilities, against children the same age

Each bar is Aarav's score out of 100. The line is the median: half of children aged 11⁠–⁠13 scored above it, half below.

Verbal reasoning82+27Logical reasoningTo grow79+25Creative thinkingStrongest93+41Communication80+30AI and digital88+40

median for ages 11⁠–⁠13 · sample scores · tap a row for the detail

1 of 5

Verbal reasoning

82/100 · median 55 · 27 above

Reads closely and picks the exact word for the job. He is ready for harder texts than school sets.

From Aarav's answers

Picked 'hesitant' for a boy who 'dragged his feet all the way to the dentist', over 'tired' and 'slow'.

Two things to try at home

  1. Once a week, read a newspaper editorial together and ask: what does the writer want me to believe, and how?
  2. Keep a short list on the fridge of words he overuses, like 'good' and 'nice', with two sharper ones beside each.

2 of 5 · To grow

Logical reasoning

79/100 · median 54 · 25 above

Well above the median, and his lowest score against children his age. One-rule sequences are quick; puzzles where two things change at once take longest.

From Aarav's answers

Solved every one-rule series, then spent nearly two minutes on a picture pattern where shapes turned and multiplied at the same time.

Two things to try at home

  1. Play 'what's my rule?' with numbers: one of you writes three numbers that follow a secret rule, the other tries out guesses before naming it.
  2. Fifteen minutes of chess or logic-grid puzzles a few times a week, saying each step out loud.

3 of 5 · Strongest

Creative thinking

93/100 · median 52 · 41 above

Many ideas, from many directions, and plenty that few other children his age thought of.

From Aarav's answers

Listed 14 uses for an old bicycle tyre, from 'a garden border' to 'a frame for a shadow-puppet show', across six different kinds of idea.

Two things to try at home

  1. Give him a real problem at home, like where the shoes pile up, and ask for ten fixes before choosing one.
  2. Once a month, ask him to turn one idea into something real: a short film on a phone, a comic, or a model.

4 of 5

Communication

80/100 · median 50 · 30 above

A clear structure and real reasons. A sharper closing ask is the next step.

From Aarav's answers

Wrote to his principal asking for a reading corner: a clear opening and two good reasons, but it ended without saying what should happen next.

Two things to try at home

  1. When he asks for something, ask for the what, the why, and the next step he suggests.
  2. Let him write one real message a week for the family, to a shop, a relative or the housing society, then read it back as the person receiving it.

5 of 5

AI and digital

88/100 · median 48 · 40 above

Uses AI with judgement: spots its mistakes and knows what makes a good prompt.

From Aarav's answers

Caught an AI reply that said water boils at a higher temperature on a mountain, and chose the prompt that gave the AI a role, a task and a length.

Two things to try at home

  1. When you use an AI tool together, ask him to find one thing it got wrong or left out.
  2. Talk through what never goes into a chatbot: his full name with his school, your address, photos and passwords.

Careers that use these strengths

Each of five career clusters leans on the abilities differently. These two fit Aarav's profile best. A direction to explore, never a prediction.

Best fit

Design and the creative industries

Leans most on creative thinking and AI, his two strongest scores.

What this cluster leans on

  • Creative50%
  • AI25%
  • Logical10%
  • Communication10%
  • Verbal5%

Next fit

Media, film and storytelling

Leans on ideas, writing and words: creative thinking, communication and verbal reasoning are all well above the median for his age.

What this cluster leans on

  • Creative35%
  • Communication30%
  • Verbal25%
  • Logical5%
  • AI5%
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Scholarship status

Young Leaders Scholar, Silver

Aarav is in the top 5% of children aged 11⁠–⁠13, so he earns 25% off any programme. Decided by the score alone. The report carries the scholarship code; it is valid for 60 days and never withdrawn.

Top 1% of an age band: 50% off. Top 5%: 25%. Top 10%: 15%. There are no other discounts.

Next

Your session with a LevelUp counsellor

Twenty minutes, one to one, on the phone or a WhatsApp video call. The counsellor goes through what the scores mean and what to do next. Parents ask three things.

  1. Which strength should we build first?

    The report points to creative thinking as Aarav's strongest ability, and logical reasoning as the one to grow.

  2. What can we try at home this month?

    Each ability above comes with two things to try at home. The counsellor helps you pick one to start with.

  3. Which programme fits, if any?

    If nothing fits Aarav yet, the counsellor says so. For this sample, one cohort fits.

A cohort that fits Aarav · Sample

AI Filmmaking

Their first film, written, shot and cut by them.

Why it fits. Strong creative and AI scores fit a programme that ends in a finished film.

Ages
11–18, in 11–13 and 14–18 pods
First batch
January–February 2027
Length
5 weeks, live sessions of 60–120 minutes
Group
Up to 10 children in a group
He finishes with
A 60–90 second film they wrote, shot and edited, a poster and an AI-disclosure card

Fees are shared in the counsellor session, with any scholarship.

See AI Filmmaking

What happens after the report

  1. The first result, then the call

    A provisional score the moment your child finishes. A counsellor takes you through the full report on a 20-minute call. It prints on one page.

  2. Your counsellor session

    Twenty minutes with a LevelUp counsellor, one to one, at a time you book: what the scores mean, what to do next, and which programme fits, if any.

  3. Fees and any scholarship

    Cohort fees are shared in the session, after the profile. Merit scholarships go to the top 10% of each age band and stay valid for 60 days.

  4. You decide, in your own time

    The counsellor tells you the fee and any scholarship. Nothing is charged until you choose a seat.

The printed report

The same report on one page, to keep, print or save as a PDF.

Young Leaders Strengths ProfileReport · Sample
15 Nov 2026

Aarav

Age 11 · compared with children aged 11–13

Young Leaders Score

84/100

  1. Developing
  2. Proficient
  3. Advanced
  4. Exceptional

Percentile

96th

Higher than 96 in 100 of the 1,240 children aged 11–13 who did the Strengths Profile, Nov 2026.

Five abilities median for ages 11–13

  • Verbal reasoning82Reads closely and picks the exact word for the job.
  • Logical reasoningTo grow79Solves most sequences; two-rule puzzles are where the time goes.
  • Creative thinkingStrongest93Many ideas, from many directions, and plenty few others had.
  • Communication80Clear structure and real reasons; a sharper closing ask next.
  • AI and digital88Spots the AI's mistakes and knows what makes a good prompt.

Careers that use these strengths

  • Design and the creative industries
  • Media, film and storytelling

Which programme fits

AI Filmmaking

Strong creative and AI scores fit a programme that ends in a finished film.

YOUNG LEADERS SCHOLAR · SILVER · TOP 5% · 25%OFF

Young Leaders Scholar, Silver: 25% off any programme for 60 days.

Sample report. Every number is a sample. Not an IQ test. Questions and scoring reviewed by a psychometrician. A snapshot of five abilities today, not a verdict for life.

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