Computer Science & AI for Kids
Online and offline classes where kids build LEGO models, write code to control them, and learn how AI works. Kids aged 8+ start with Castle Quest, and kids aged 11+ start with Restaurant Rookie.
- Hands-on LEGO kit
- Online and offline classes
- Flexible timings
Castle Quest
First project for ages 8+Restaurant Rookie
First project for ages 11+Two tracks, built on the LEGO Education Computer Science & AI kit
Choose the track for your child's age. Each track has its own kit, projects and curriculum, based on the official LEGO Education Computer Science & AI programme.
For kids aged 8 to 10. No coding experience needed. Kids build a LEGO model in every class, code it with blocks, test it and improve it.
- Block codingeasy to start
What's in the kit? Tap a part to find it in the box.
For kids aged 11 to 14. Kids plan programs step by step, break big problems into parts, and move on to data and machine learning.
- Blocks + Pythoncoding options
What's in the kit? Tap a part to find it in the box.
Try a project from each track
One game from each track. Play them right here.
Put the code in the right order
A computer follows steps in order. Tap the blocks in the right order to open the castle gate for the knight.
Tap the first step.
Unlock the door with a pose password
The AI recognises body poses. Set a secret password of 3 poses, then try to unlock the door.
Step 1: tap 3 poses to make your secret password.
How the classes work
Taught by real teachers
A teacher builds and codes alongside your child in every session.
Build, then code
Every class starts with a LEGO model and ends with it moving on its own.
Online and offline
Join live online classes from home, or learn in person at our centre.
Timings that suit you
Classes scheduled around your child's school day.
Progress you can see
Regular updates and photos of every model your child builds.
Certificate
Awarded on completing the course and final project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Castle Quest and Restaurant Rookie?
They are the first projects in each track. Kids aged 8+ start with Castle Quest, and kids aged 11+ start with Restaurant Rookie, a LEGO robot waiter that shows how inputs like a colour sensor connect to outputs like motors.
Are classes online or offline?
Both. Your child can join live online classes from home or attend in person.
Is 8 too young to learn AI?
No. At 8, kids learn AI by building and testing: they see how a sensor or model recognises things, and what happens when it gets them wrong.
Does my child need coding experience?
No. Both tracks start with the basics. Kids who have tried Scratch or block coding will move a little faster.
Which track should my child join?
Ages 8 to 10 usually fit the 8+ track, and 11 to 14 fit the 11+ track. Open both curriculums to compare, or contact us and we'll help you choose.
Is the AI part safe for kids?
Yes. The LEGO Education Computer Science & AI tools save everything locally, with no login or sharing of student data.
Where can I see the full curriculum?
Click "See 8+ curriculum" or "See 11+ curriculum" on this page to open the full plan for each track.