AI Course for Kids

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

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When

Six weekly 60-minute lessons, starting the week of October 12

Where
Live online in our Coco Classroom, with an expert coding teacher
Ages

Perfect for kids aged 10-12, grouped by age and experience level

Class sizes
We always keep our groups small to ensure every child gets 1-on-1 attention

Empowering Your Child for an AI Future

Future-ready skills

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.

Hands-on learning

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.

Safe AI tools

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.

Strong takeaways

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.

Key AI concepts we explore

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What Your Child Will Learn

Real-world AI
Identifying uses of AI in the real world and name its main types
Prompt engineering
Improving a creative AI project across multiple rounds of prompting
Critical thinking
Evaluating AI responses critically, knowing that a confident AI answer isn't always a correct one
Fact-checking
Verifying AI claims against a real, trusted source
Model training
Creating and labeling data sets to train an AI model
Debugging AI
Diagnosing why an AI model might make a mistake, based on the training data it was given
Human-AI balance
Deciding which parts of a project should be AI-assisted vs. human-led
Data privacy
Deciding what information can safely be shared with AI, and what should never be shared
Safety & ethics
Designing safety rules and human checks for AI products
 

Since 2016, we've taught more than 25,000 kids in the US, the UK, and all over the world!

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