In-School Curriculum • 6 Standalone One-Day Courses

Six essential courses built for the real world.

Built on research-backed curricula from MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and leading youth nonprofits. Instead of cramming topics together, each subject is its own dedicated one-day classroom workshop tailored to your students.

Course 01 • Software & Computational Thinking

Computer Programming & App Creation

Students go beyond passively tapping screens to understand how computers actually execute instructions—learning core programming logic and building a playable game or interactive app in one school day.

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1-Day or 2-Visit Series
Audience
Tailored by Grade
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What Students Learn & Build

  • How computers think: Breaking down big problems into step-by-step algorithms and logic
  • Core programming concepts: Sequences, variables, loops, if/else conditionals, and events
  • Hands-on app & game creation: Designing and coding a custom interactive project with scoring and timers
  • Real-world debugging: Finding and fixing bugs in code and testing classmates' projects
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Students smiling while writing computer code in a school computer lab
Course 02 • Machine Learning & Future Literacy

Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Future Tech

Kids are already encountering AI every day without knowing how it works or when it makes mistakes. This one-day course turns students from passive users into critical thinkers and creators.

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1-Day or 2-Visit Series
Audience
Tailored by Grade
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What Students Learn & Build

  • How AI actually learns: Understanding datasets, patterns, and predictions vs. traditional computer code
  • Train a live AI model: Building and testing a real image or sound recognition model in class
  • Smart prompting & fact-checking: How chatbots predict words, why AI invents false facts ("hallucinations"), and using AI responsibly
  • AI ethics & fairness: Spotting algorithmic bias, deepfakes, and designing rules for safe technology
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Two elementary students testing an interactive AI computer-vision model on a laptop in class
Course 03 • Physical Computing & Engineering

Robotics & Hardware Engineering

A full-day hands-on engineering course where code meets the physical world. Students wire sensors, program motors, and build autonomous robots that sense and react to classroom challenges.

Format
1-Day or 2-Visit Series
Audience
Tailored by Grade
Materials
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What Students Learn & Build

  • Anatomy of a robot: How microcontrollers, motors, gears, and chassis design work together
  • Sensors & automation: Programming distance, light, and touch sensors so robots detect obstacles on their own
  • Engineering design cycle: Testing, measuring, failing, and improving hardware and code in small teams
  • Classroom robotics challenge: Navigating a physical obstacle and rescue course
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Students wearing safety glasses building and testing an autonomous robot in class
Course 04 • Digital Citizenship & Cyber Security

Online Safety & Cyber Defence

Kids are on games, videos, and group chats every day. We teach practical digital self-defense so students know how to protect their privacy, spot scams, and stay safe online.

Format
1-Day or 2-Visit Series
Audience
Tailored by Grade
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What Students Learn & Practice

  • Privacy & digital footprints: Locking down privacy settings, strong passwords, and what apps track behind the scenes
  • Spotting scams & traps: Recognizing phishing links, fake giveaways, and unsafe messages from strangers in games
  • Deepfakes & algorithms: How to verify what is real online and how feeds are designed to hold attention
  • Upstander action: Handling group-chat drama and cyberbullying, and knowing when to involve a trusted adult
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Students and facilitator examining a Cyber Detective Case File in a Canadian classroom
Course 05 • Economic Agency & Personal Finance

Money, Investing & Financial Literacy

Through an interactive full-day classroom simulation, students learn how money is earned, budgeted, saved, and grown—building smart financial habits early.

Format
1-Day or 2-Visit Series
Audience
Tailored by Grade
Materials
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What Students Learn & Practice

  • How money & spending work: Income, taxes, and why digital tap-to-pay and in-game purchases are designed to feel invisible
  • The 50/30/20 budget simulation: Balancing Needs (50%), Wants (30%), and Savings (20%) while handling surprise expenses
  • Banking, debit vs. credit: How bank accounts work and the critical difference between debit cards and high-interest credit debt
  • Saving & compound growth: How starting early lets savings and investments grow over time
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Two students working on a monthly budget simulation with Canadian currency and calculator in class
Course 06 • Neuroscience, Resilience & Wellbeing

Mental Health, Brain Science & Resilience

Instead of vague advice, we teach students the real brain science behind stress, emotions, and screen habits—giving them practical tools they can use every day.

Format
1-Day or 2-Visit Series
Audience
Tailored by Grade
Materials
We Provide Materials

What Students Learn & Practice

  • How the brain handles stress: Understanding the brain's alarm system (amygdala) vs. its decision center (prefrontal cortex)
  • Practical reset tools: Evidence-based breathing, grounding, and reframing negative self-talk during stressful moments
  • Screens, dopamine & focus: How notifications and social comparison affect mood and sleep, and building healthy habits
  • Resilience & connection: Navigating peer conflict, building confidence, and asking for support when needed
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Facilitator and students practicing the Hand Model of the Brain in front of a brain anatomy diagram
Flexible School Booking

Book one course—or schedule all six across the school year

Parents do not enroll children individually. Principals and teachers book directly for their classes and tell us how many students will participate.

Choose 1 visit or a 2-visit series

Every course includes a research-backed Class 1 (Foundations) and a Class 2 (6-Month Return Lab) so we can visit your school now and return six months later with brand-new advanced material.

Tell us your student count

Let us know how many kids and classes you have. We align with your bell schedule and provide all workshop materials and workbooks for every student.

We teach the day

Our trained facilitators lead all four modules right inside your school so every student in the class gets prepared for the future.