Curious minds, thoughtful technology

Code it. Question it. Understand it.

Friendly coding, algorithms and responsible AI sessions that help young people become creators and critical thinkers—not passive technology users.

algorithm.txt

1. ask a good question

2. break it into steps

3. try, test, improve

young_builder.py

while curious:

build_something()

ideacodereflect

Three learning paths

Matched to age and confidence.

Age bands are a starting point. The right level depends on experience, interests and the learner—not just a birthday.

Ages 9–12

Creative coding foundations

Use visual code and small games to learn sequences, loops, conditions and debugging through making.

  • Creative projects
  • Logic and patterns
  • Debugging confidence

Ages 12–15

Python & algorithm thinking

Turn real problems into steps, write readable Python and compare different ways to solve a challenge.

  • Python basics
  • Algorithms
  • Problem solving

Ages 14–17

Build with AI—critically

Explore how generative AI works, prompt thoughtfully, verify output and use code to create a small responsible project.

  • AI foundations
  • Prompting
  • Verification and ethics

Ways to learn

For families and schools.

Start with a pilot. Sessions can be adjusted after seeing what genuinely engages the learner or class.

1:1 guidance

A personal 60-minute session shaped around one learner’s pace and interests.

Pilot: €55 incl. VAT

Small-group series

Four 75-minute sessions for 3–6 similarly aged learners.

Pilot: €149 per learner incl. VAT

School workshop

A practical classroom workshop developed with the teacher around age and learning goals.

From €650 excl. VAT

After-school club

A recurring coding and problem-solving series for a school or community group.

Custom pilot proposal

Responsible by design

AI is explored, never blindly trusted.

Sessions focus on understanding, creating and checking. AI may support age-appropriate activities, but it does not replace foundational coding, reasoning or the learner’s own ideas.

  • Parents or schools—not children—handle enquiries and consent
  • No child’s personal information is needed through this website
  • Tools and account requirements are agreed with the responsible adult beforehand
  • AI output is treated as something to inspect, question and verify
  • School workshops are planned with the teacher and their safeguarding policies

Start with a conversation

What would your learner or class love to create?

Tell us their approximate age, experience and interests. Please do not include sensitive information about a child.