Help your teenager use AI
for study and creativity.
Help your child develop the judgement to use AI thoughtfully: communicate with purpose, recognise confident mistakes and use assistance without handing over their own thinking. They’ll practise through creative projects, investigations and study challenges.
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Creators
Your child will learn to communicate effectively with AI and question answers that sound convincing but may be wrong. Creative projects, mysteries and revision games help them practise keeping their own judgement in charge.
Inside the Guessing Machine
Your child will develop a more questioning understanding of AI: predictions depend on the examples a system has seen, and apparent success can hide unreliable shortcuts. They’ll uncover those limits by testing a fictional creature classifier.
Prompt Repair Shop
Your child will learn to communicate purposefully with AI, giving it the context and limits it needs while staying responsible for the result. Repairing a fictional museum-sign request lets them compare vague instructions with a clear, testable brief.
Worldbuilder Studio
Your child will practise using AI as a creative assistant while keeping ownership of their ideas. By designing a fictional world, they’ll learn to set their own rules, question suggestions and revise details that don’t fit their vision.
Rumour Lab
Your child will learn to recognise when AI sounds authoritative but has invented details. Investigating an island news post gives them practice tracing claims to evidence, challenging unsupported quotations and correcting misinformation before it spreads.
Digital Footprint Escape
Your child will build the judgement to protect their privacy when using AI and other digital tools. A fictional studio escape challenge helps them question unnecessary permissions, consider who can see their work and respect other people’s information.
Study Quest
Your child will learn to use AI to support their understanding rather than simply accept an answer. By creating and testing revision questions from science notes, they’ll practise recalling ideas, explaining them and catching errors in an AI answer key.
A £20/month membership includes all 24 courses for one child. You can cancel at any time. Your child can pause and return at their own pace. Paid enrolment opens after our launch review.
Future Studio
Your teenager will develop the judgement to decide when AI is useful, communicate what they need and take responsibility for checking the result. They’ll apply these skills to creative work, study and practical club projects.
Choose the Right Helper
Your teenager will build the judgement to decide when AI helps and when another tool or a person is a better choice. Fictional youth-club tasks let them weigh accuracy, creative needs and responsibility for decisions involving people.
Brief Builder
Your teenager will develop the communication skills to direct AI towards a useful result and hold it to clear requirements. Turning a messy club-poster request into a tested brief gives them practice specifying purpose, facts, limits and quality.
Game Concept Studio
Your teenager will practise turning a creative idea into something that works, using planning, testing and revision rather than accepting a first draft. A branching story game gives them meaningful choices and consistent rules to design and check.
Evidence Room
Your teenager will learn to challenge confident AI claims, including references that look credible but don’t support the answer. Reviewing a fictional exhibition brief helps them verify sources, resolve contradictions and communicate what remains uncertain.
Publish with Care
Your teenager will develop responsible judgement about sharing AI-assisted work: protecting people’s privacy, respecting permission and avoiding misleading impressions. They’ll review a fictional club project and practise explaining honestly how AI contributed.
Make Life Easier
Your teenager will learn to judge AI by whether it helps with a task, not just whether its output looks impressive. Turning fictional club notes into an action checklist lets them test accuracy, usefulness and the need for human checks.
A £20/month membership includes all 24 courses for one child. You can cancel at any time. Your child can pause and return at their own pace. Paid enrolment opens after our launch review.
You can explore games for younger children too.
Little Explorers (4–6) and Inventors (7–10) build early skills through picture games and playful making.
AGES 4–6Little Explorers
Your child will build early foundations for communicating with AI, questioning mistakes and knowing when to ask for help. Picture stories and simple games let you practise these skills together, without live AI.
Explore 6 missions
AGES 7–10Inventors
Your child will build clearer communication, creative thinking and the habit of checking before trusting a machine. They’ll practise through creature-design games, comic stories and detective challenges using prepared examples.
Explore 6 missions