How our online coding & AI classes work A live class where your child does the making.

Every class follows the same rhythm: an everyday question, a short demo, 38 minutes of the child making and testing, then sharing. Children always leave with something they made and can explain.

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At a glance

  • Two live classes a week, 60 minutes each
  • Up to 6 children and 1 educator, live
  • 16 classes in two blocks of 8
  • English with Urdu support
  • Tools: Scratch and Teachable Machine
Illustration of a live online class, with a teacher and children on webcams around a shared Scratch project

Inside one class

One class, minute by minute

Beginners finish a core task. Children who have coded before get a stretch challenge.

  1. 0–5 min

    A check-in on the last home mission, then a real-life question, like “How does an automatic tap know your hands are there?”

  2. 5–12 min

    A short demo of one idea. The teacher shows it working, then fails on purpose so children spot the mistake.

  3. 12–50 min

    Children build, test and fix their own project.

  4. 50–58 min

    Two or three children share, and everyone fills in one Project Passport page.

  5. 58–60 min

    The home mission is explained.

Your part as a parent

Home missions

10–15 minutes, optional, mostly games or conversations, not screen time. Nothing to buy, no photos, nothing to upload. Your child is the creator; you are the guesser, tester or audience. Parents never have to teach coding.

What parents get

  • One short message after every class: what your child made, one question to ask them, and the mission
  • A personal line about your own child after classes 4 and 12
  • A family showcase at class 8 and class 16, live on the class link
  • A progress report at class 8 (Explorer report) and class 16 (Inventor report). No grades, rankings or comparisons.

AI Creators

16 classes, in two blocks of 8

16 classes per track, in two blocks of 8: Block 1 Explore & Create (classes 1–8), Block 2 Invent & Showcase (classes 9–16). Each block is booked separately and ends with a family showcase and a written report.

What you need: A laptop or desktop with a webcam, microphone and Chrome.

How a family joins

  1. Ask for a free demo class

    Leave your details. It takes a minute.

  2. Choose a demo class time

    We message you on WhatsApp when founding demo class dates open.

  3. You decide

    After the free demo class, you decide whether to book Block 1, the first 8 classes.

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Joining the list costs nothing and doesn’t commit you to anything.

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