We’re excited to announce that AI Kids Club is coming to schools this fall. Colegio El Valle Alicante and King’s College Alicante are our first school partners, bringing the program directly to their students.
Until now, families have joined our classes and camps. Now children at our partner schools can learn with us at their own school.
We bring the program, the instructor, and Spark, the platform we’ve built for children to create with AI. Each school handles enrollment with its families.
Learning to use AI well
We want children to understand what AI is, know how to work with it, and question its answers. That includes learning what information to keep private and deciding when to use AI at all.
We teach these concepts through explanations, discussion, and activities away from the screen. Students put them into practice by building their own projects in Spark. They decide what to make, plan it, give instructions, and check whether it works as intended. When something goes wrong, they work out what happened and what to change.
It shows up best in what they make. Charlie built Spelling Bee Spotlight in our weekly classes, and Lara built Master Chef Jr at the July camp. Both are open and playable right now:
There are more in the project gallery.
Learning to make those decisions, and understand the tool they’re working with, is part of what children will practice at school.
Joining through El Valle or King’s
If your child attends El Valle, look for the weekly after-school activity Taller de IA. At King’s College Alicante, choose AI Kids Club from the Enrichment options. Each school provides its families with the schedule and enrollment details.
If you work at another school or are part of its parents’ association, see how we work with schools and get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.