AI literacy for ages 4–18

Choose their age. Build real AI skills. Earn a certificate.

Five practical courses take children from their first safe AI conversation to confident, career-ready use. Pick the level for their age, complete ten short missions, then pass the final test to receive a personalised printable certificate.

This is a programme for parents and children to do together — about ten quiet minutes a week. We are not a school; we cover the basics most schools don't yet teach: what AI is, what an LLM is, the different kinds of tools on the market, the ethics of using them, and how to use them well for tomorrow's work.

Children learning about AI together with tablets, puzzles and a friendly robot
Learn · Make · Explore · Celebrate

Short and manageable

10 age-appropriate missions, designed for busy families and classrooms.

Practical outcomes

Every mission ends with a skill children can explain and demonstrate.

Certificate of encouragement

Score 90% in the final test to unlock a named PDF certificate. It’s an encouragement to keep going — a way for children to see their progress and feel proud. It is not an accredited qualification and carries no academic or employment value. See our Terms.

Find the right course

Start with your child’s current age.

No prior AI knowledge is needed. Each course explains what matters at that stage and gives adults clear guidance.

01Reception

Ages 4–6 · 10 missions

The Curious Explorers

Wonder first. Tools later.

For children beginning to explore screens and digital helpers, completed side-by-side with a parent or carer.

Why it matters now

Children meet AI-generated answers and images earlier than ever. This level builds safe habits before independent use begins.

By the end, they can:

Explain AI simplyTell real from made-upProtect private informationAsk a grown-up first

Final reward: AI Explorer Certificate

Start together
02KS1

Ages 7–9 · 10 missions

The Question Builders

A better question, a better answer.

For primary-age children who are beginning to search, type questions and use digital tools with support.

Why it matters now

The quality of an AI answer starts with the question. Children learn to be specific, curious and safe instead of accepting the first response.

By the end, they can:

Ask clearer questionsImprove an AI answerSpot obvious mistakesUse AI kindly and safely

Final reward: Question Builder Certificate

Start the first mission
03KS2

Ages 10–12 · 11 missions

The Smart Researchers

Use it like a study buddy, not a shortcut.

For children using the internet for homework, projects and independent research, with light adult supervision.

Why it matters now

AI can support learning or replace it. This level teaches children to research, verify and explain ideas in their own words.

By the end, they can:

Research with AICheck claims and sourcesRecognise bias and deepfakesUse AI without cheating

Final reward: Smart Researcher Certificate

Build research skills
04KS3 / GCSE

Ages 13–15 · 13 missions

The Critical Thinkers

Question the answer, not just the question.

For teenagers using AI for schoolwork, revision, creativity and everyday decisions more independently.

Why it matters now

Teenagers need judgment, not just access. They learn when to trust AI, when to challenge it and how to keep their own voice.

By the end, they can:

Write effective promptsChallenge misinformationUse AI honestlyCreate and critique with AI

Final reward: Critical Thinker Certificate

Start thinking critically
05A-Levels

Ages 16–18 · 13 missions

The Future-Ready

Build with it. Don't be replaced by it.

For sixth-form students preparing for university, apprenticeships, applications and an AI-shaped workplace.

Why it matters now

Employers increasingly expect AI fluency alongside human judgment. This level turns responsible use into practical study and career readiness.

By the end, they can:

Choose the right AI toolAutomate responsiblyVerify complex outputsBuild career-ready projects

Final reward: Future-Ready AI Certificate

Get future-ready

Not sure where to begin?

Choose by age — not experience.

Every level starts from the basics and includes guidance for the adult. You can move up or revisit another level at any time.

How the programme works for parents

FIA: Pick a mission and give it a go 🚀