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School of AI by Pure Minds Academy 

AI is becoming part of everyday life. We help children understand it, build with it, and use it responsibly through hands-on learning that creates real confidence. 

Start with the formats that work best for your child

Saturday classes for steady progress, holiday camps for fast momentum

If your child is new to AI, the best starting point is simple. Choose a weekly rhythm that builds confidence over time, or an intensive that creates a quick boost through hands-on projects. Either way, we focus on practical learning with clear outcomes, not passive screen time.

•⁠  ⁠Build real confidence through structured, age-appropriate learning  
•⁠  ⁠Learn by doing with projects that make AI feel accessible and fun  
•⁠  ⁠Develop critical thinking and responsible AI judgement, not dependency  
•⁠  ⁠Create visible progress you can actually see week to week  
•⁠  ⁠Start quickly with holiday camps, then build long-term capability in Saturday classes
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The Best Way to Start

 If your child is new to AI, the best starting point is simple. Build momentum through routine or dive in through an intensive.

Our Saturday classes are designed for steady progress and skill-building over time. Our holiday camps are built for fast learning, creativity, and confidence through practical projects.  

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What children learn in the School of AI

We teach AI as a practical skill, not a buzzword. Depending on age and level, learners explore:  
•⁠  ⁠how machine learning makes decisions using data  
•⁠  ⁠real-world uses of AI in science, healthcare, and technology  
•⁠  ⁠how to think about bias, fairness, and responsible use  
•⁠  ⁠project-based problem solving using industry-standard tools for older learners

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Why this matters now

Digital skills used to sit with a few teams. AI will touch every role.

Early AI literacy helps children become confident users and thoughtful creators, not passive consumers.

It also builds critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills that matter in any career path.

What ages is the School of AI for?

Our programmes are designed for children aged 4 to 16. We place learners into age-appropriate groups so they build confidence at the right pace. Some advanced pathways are best suited to older learners.

Does my child need any coding or AI experience?

No. Many students start with zero experience. We build from fundamentals and progress through practical projects.

What is the best way to start, Saturday classes or holiday camps?

If you want steady progress, start with Saturday classes. If you want a fast confidence boost, start with a holiday camp. Many families use camps to spark interest then Saturday classes to build long-term capability.

What will my child actually do in class?

They will learn by building. Sessions are practical, project-based, and designed to keep students engaged while developing real problem-solving skills.

Do you teach AI ethics and responsible use?

Yes. We teach children what AI can do, where it can fail, and why judgement matters. Responsible use is part of the curriculum, not an afterthought.

Is the School of AI only for “techy” kids?

Not at all. AI literacy is becoming relevant for every future career path. Our approach supports beginners and helps confidence grow through structured learning.

How do I choose the right programme for my child?

Share your child’s age, confidence level, and interests. We will recommend the best starting pathway, typically Saturday classes or a holiday camp.