Give your child a head start with our 6-week AI Adventurers course
We’ll teach your child how to be a confident, safe and thoughtful AI creator while building fun projects
£100 for 6 weeks

Six weekly 60-minute lessons, starting the week of October 12
Perfect for kids aged 10-12, grouped by age and experience level
Our course provides children with a strong foundation to use AI tools with good judgment and real skill by building an understanding of how AI works, what it’s good at, and its limitations.
We teach AI literacy with project-based learning, not just theory. In each lesson, students will learn core concepts about how to use AI and put them to the test by collaborating with AI to write stories, draw comics, and design products.
Students will use HeyOtto, a COPPA-compliant AI tool that’s trained specifically to be safe for kids with key guardrails like age-appropriate language, topic restrictions and harmful content blocking.
By the end of this course, your child will be able to use AI confidently and thoughtfully wherever they encounter it next. They’ll also leave with a digital portfolio highlighting their new skills and completed projects to look back on.








What Your Child Will Learn


In a world where the World Economic Forum predicts that 65% of children will enter jobs that don’t yet exist, "picking a path" at age 17 is no longer a viable strategy. Elizabeth Tweedeale speaks to Geek Wire to explore how we are preparing kids for the "Unknown Workforce" of tomorrow. | Read more...
May 4, 2026
What is the AI literacy gap? Founder & CEO Elizabeth Tweedale features on Silicon Valley as they analyse preparing the next generation for an AI-driven world. Learn why foundational coding and computational thinking are essential skills for tomorrow's workforce. | Read more...
July 14, 2026

Featured in Digital Journal, Coco Coders discusses the vital role of critical thinking in the age of AI. Learn why our curriculum focuses on the "how" and "why" of coding to ensure students develop the analytical skills needed to navigate a tech-heavy future responsibly | Read more...
April 20, 2026