A fully facilitated, screen-free session designed for children aged 6–15. We bring everything — you just open the door.
Every session follows this exact structure — refined through real sessions with real children in Melbourne communities.
All exercises are adapted from cognitive science research and designed to feel more like games than lessons. Age-appropriate and non-competitive.
The facilitator reads a 10-item story aloud. After a 5-minute gap, children recall as many items as possible in sequence. Simple structure, surprising difficulty — and visible improvement within the session.
Children sit completely still and silent for 3 minutes, eyes open, noticing what thoughts arise. Most children find this the hardest exercise — that's the point. Discomfort is data. It shows exactly where training is needed most.
A common object is revealed for 60 seconds, then hidden. Children write every detail they noticed. Most notice 4–6 of 15 possible details. Awareness expands immediately — and children are genuinely surprised by how much they missed.
A thought-provoking question is asked. No child may answer for 60 full seconds. They sit with the question and think. Answers after the delay are almost universally better — and the contrast is visible to everyone in the room.
A visual pattern is displayed for 30 seconds, then covered. Children reproduce it from memory across three rounds of increasing complexity. Accuracy improves round-by-round — demonstrating that memory is trainable in real time.
Children copy a passage of text accurately for 5 minutes — once without interruption, once with deliberate distractors introduced mid-way. The difference in output quality makes the cost of distraction tangible and impossible to argue with.
We handle everything. But you do receive several concrete outputs from every session.
A one-page before & after cognitive score summary for your group — average improvement, stand-out results, and key observations.
Every child leaves with a laminated challenge card containing one daily 5-minute focus drill for independent home practice.
A plain-English one-page note for parents explaining what was taught, why it matters, and how to support practice at home.
Individual session feedback from every child — including whether they would come back and whether they would tell a friend.
Written notes covering energy levels, stand-out moments, exercises that worked best, and recommendations for follow-up sessions.
Brainomatics delivers the entire 75-minute session. No preparation, no staffing, no materials cost required from your organisation.
It takes one 20-minute call to set up. We handle everything from there.
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