Our programmes introduce a broad range of AI concepts, including data, machine learning, computer vision, prediction and generative AI. Through experiments, creative activities and practical projects, students investigate how AI systems work, where they can be useful and why their limitations matter.
Learning also connects AI with people and society. Students explore questions of fairness, cultural representation and responsibility, while developing the confidence to test ideas, question results and make informed choices.
Students discover AI through games, hands-on experiments, art and storytelling. They explore how computers recognise patterns, learn from examples and make predictions, then test their ideas through simple AI activities.



Creating, questioning and solving real-world problems
Students move beyond using technology to designing with it. They explore coding, AI systems, robotics, data and emerging technologies through more challenging projects, collaborative design tasks and real-world problem-solving.
Through hands-on challenges, students might build a moving robot, create a simple circuit, design a structure for a space mission, or use sensors and code to solve a problem. Along the way, they learn to ask good questions, work with others, explain their thinking and keep going when something needs to be redesigned.
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