AI is already in their lives
MOE lets pupils start using AI under supervision from P4. Children will use it whether we teach them or not, so teach them well.
Don't just use AI. Build with it, wisely. In four mornings your child turns an idea into a real game or app with AI, learns how to check what AI gets wrong, and presents it to you on Demo Day.

MOE lets pupils start using AI under supervision from P4. Children will use it whether we teach them or not, so teach them well.
The worry is copying and shortcuts. At camp, AI never does schoolwork. It is a tool for building something new.
AI makes confident mistakes. Children learn to test, question and fix what it gives them, a skill for every subject.
Pick an idea: a quiz game, a story adventure or a helpful app. Plan it on paper first. How AI works, in plain words, and the camp rules for using it safely.
Describe each part clearly, build it with AI and see it come to life. Learn why a good instruction gets a better result.
Play-test with friends, find the bugs and the AI's mistakes, and fix them. Check facts and keep it fair and kind.
Polish, practise and present to parents at the end of the morning. Every child leaves with their project and a certificate.
Children work on the centre's supervised AI accounts. They do not sign up for anything or enter personal details.
Up to 8 children, with the teacher moving between them. Every AI conversation happens in the room, in the open.
Never share private information, always check facts, and say when AI helped. The same habits schools are now teaching.
The learning games and apps on our Edu Apps page were made by our own teachers working with AI. Your child learns the same way: plan carefully, build in small steps, test everything.
No. They describe what they want in plain English and learn to check and improve the result. Children who already code will go further, and there is room for them to stretch.
No. AI never does schoolwork at camp. Children use it to build something of their own, and spend a whole morning learning how to spot and fix its mistakes.
P4 to Sec 3. Projects are matched to the child: a P4 might build a picture quiz game, a Sec 2 student a small study app.
The camp runs in the December 2026 school holidays. Dates go to waitlist families first, before we announce them publicly.
Only 8 places per camp. Waitlist families hear the dates first and can reserve before we post them anywhere else.