03/07/2026
From April to June, we had the privilege of witnessing something truly inspiring: our 6–10 year old AI Coding Level 3 students building, creating, presenting, and growing in ways that remind us just how extraordinary this young generation can be.
These students didn’t just learn about AI — they learned how to work with it thoughtfully, creatively, and responsibly.
Over the course of the program, they created exciting projects, including games built through vibe coding, explored real-world problem solving, strengthened their coding foundations, and developed the confidence to turn ideas into working creations. It has been amazing to see what young learners can achieve when they are given the right guidance, the right tools, and a learning environment that puts students first.
What makes this journey so special is that it is not about using AI blindly. It is about helping children build the critical skills needed to guide AI, question AI, improve AI outputs, and use AI ethically and responsibly for a better future.
Just as importantly, our students developed skills far beyond coding. They practiced entrepreneurship by thinking about how to turn ideas into meaningful solutions for real people. They built presentation skills by explaining their projects, sharing their thinking, and confidently showcasing what they had created. These two areas are such an important part of future-ready education, because the leaders of tomorrow will need not only to build, but also to communicate, pitch, and create with purpose.
We were so proud to celebrate their achievements at their graduation ceremony — a special moment marking how far they have come in such a short time.
We truly couldn’t be more proud of every student.
This is the future: young creators who can build with AI, think critically, act ethically, communicate confidently, and approach innovation with imagination and responsibility.
And we are only just getting started.
We look forward to the next levels of this journey, with our continued focus on face-to-face, student-first learning, alongside the development of strong entrepreneurship and presentation skills that empower children not just to use technology, but to shape the future with it.
