Curriculum

AI Thinking for Ages 11–18

Three programs, one philosophy: think first, create with AI, then lead.

Programs

Three age groups

A middle school student creating alongside a mentor

Ages 11–13

AI for Starters

Foundations & creative AI

Prompting fundamentals and creative work — from photo shoots to generative video — with your own thinking first.

  • Prompting fundamentals that actually work
  • Photo-to-video generative storytelling
  • Fact-checking AI before you trust it
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A student examining findings during a field session

Ages 13–15

AI for Growth

Study systems & leadership

ChatGPT and Notion turned into a real study system, plus the teamwork and leadership skills school rewards.

  • ChatGPT for research, revision & essays
  • Notion note systems that survive exam season
  • Teamwork, feedback & presenting your work
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A student presenting an AI product build on stage at a demo day

Ages 15–18

AI for Excellence

Build for university & career

No-code and low-code building with Claude, Codex and Cursor — a portfolio piece you can show a university or an employer.

  • No-code & low-code AI product building
  • Claude, Codex, Cursor & modern AI tooling
  • Logic, math & problem decomposition
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Course Map

Three Learning Tracks

Every program runs the same three tracks — with its own tools, projects and pace.

1

Language Learning

Say what you mean — to people and to AI.

  • Ask better, more open questions
  • Write, edit and explain ideas clearly
  • Prompting as a conversation, not a command

Students express their own thinking before AI writes a word.

2

Logic Learning

Reason first, then check the machine.

  • Break a problem into steps
  • Spot when AI is wrong and verify it
  • Compare your answer with AI's answer

Students think independently and use AI as a second opinion.

3

Creativity Learning

Make something that didn't exist this morning.

  • Turn ideas into stories, images and video
  • Design, build and iterate on a project
  • Present the work and the thinking behind it

Students finish every term with a real project of their own.

Core Skills

5 Skills Every Student Develops

Curiosity & Questioning

Ask sharper questions and chase down new ideas.

Critical Thinking & Problem Solving

Verify what AI says and break challenges into steps.

Creativity

Use AI to imagine, design, and create original work.

Communication & Collaboration

Express ideas clearly and work as a team with peers and AI.

Reflection

Compare your own thinking with AI's suggestions.

Parent Questions

+What ages is this for?

Three programs: AI for Starters (ages 11–13), AI for Growth (ages 13–15), and AI for Excellence (ages 15–18). Each has its own tools, projects and pace.

+My teen is exactly 13 or 15 — which program?

The bands overlap on purpose. At 13 or 15 we place students by readiness, not birthday: tell us their school year and comfort with AI tools and we'll recommend the right track.

+Will they just use ChatGPT to do homework?

No. Every program is built around thinking first, then asking AI. Students form their own position, check what AI returns, and have to explain their reasoning out loud.

+Do they need to know how to code?

No coding background is required. Ages 11–13 and 13–15 are entirely no-code; ages 15–18 introduce no-code and low-code building at a beginner-friendly pace.

+What do they walk away with?

Every program runs three tracks — language, logic and creativity — and ends with finished work: an AI video story (11–13), a study system and team project (13–15), or a working prototype for a portfolio (15–18).

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