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For teachers & schools

AI literacy your whole class can actually use.

Safe, hands-on lessons that teach ages 6–15 to direct AI, think critically, and create — without the setup headaches or safety worries.

Safe by design

Ad-free, privacy-first, COPPA & GDPR-K aligned. A sandboxed AI playground with a child-safe filter — no open internet.

Zero prep

Self-guided lessons with story, explanation, hands-on activity, and a quiz. You facilitate; the platform teaches.

Real skills

Students learn to direct AI, write clear prompts, think critically, and judge AI output — not just consume it.

Built for groups

Age-banded content (6–8, 9–11, 12–15) so a mixed classroom can all learn at the right level.

What your students will be able to do

✓Write clear, specific prompts that get useful results
✓Spot when AI is wrong, biased, or guessing — and verify it
✓Use AI to support their own creativity and problem-solving
✓Stay safe online and understand how AI learns from data

Teacher questions, answered

Is AI Kids Academy safe to use in a classroom?

Yes. It's ad-free, privacy-first, and built around COPPA & GDPR-K principles. The AI playground is sandboxed with a child-safe content filter and no open internet access.

What ages and skill levels does it cover?

Ages 6–15, split into 6–8, 9–11, and 12–15 bands across the whole published catalogue — from 'what is AI' to prompting, creativity, coding, data, ethics, and AI careers.

Do teachers need to be AI experts?

No. Every lesson is self-guided with a story intro, clear explanation, a hands-on activity, and a short quiz. Teachers facilitate; the platform does the teaching.

How do I get my class set up?

Reach out for classroom access and we'll help you onboard your group. Individual students can also start free today.

Request Classroom Access

Fill in your details and we'll set up your class within 24 hours.

We'll respond within 24 hours. No credit card required.

Bring AI literacy to your classroom

Tell us about your class and we'll help you get set up. Students can also start free today.