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For schools

Coding, game making and AI, brought into your school.

Incursions, term programs and staff sessions. At your school across Sydney, or live online for schools anywhere in Australia.

Students cheering around a laptop during a coding incursion, with two teachers helping
Half or full day incursionsTerm programsStaff sessionsOn site in Sydney or live online
What we bring

Students leave with something they built and can explain

Students do not copy a tutorial. They design something, build it, get stuck, and get themselves unstuck.

One-day incursions

A half day or full day for one class or a whole stage. Students design and build a small 2D game or a first program. Suits Years 3 to 10.

Term programs

Weekly lessons across a term: coding, game making, or understanding AI. Mapped to the Digital Technologies and Computing Technology outcomes for your stage.

Staff sessions

Practical professional learning for teachers: classroom coding tools, and how to teach students to check AI output instead of trusting it.

Online delivery

Live, teacher-led sessions into your classroom for schools outside Sydney. We work with your existing laptops or a computer lab.

Sessions we run

Four sessions your students can build in

Game Making

Students design a 2D game on paper, then build it in a browser-based game engine: rules, scoring, collisions and difficulty. Older students write the JavaScript themselves.

Coding for Kids

Block coding for younger students, then real Python: sequence, loops, conditions and variables. Students read error messages and fix their own bugs.

Understanding AI

What AI is actually doing when it answers, why it invents facts, and how to catch it. Students train a small model, watch it fail, and hunt for planted errors.

Virtual Robots

Students program simulated robots and cars on the computer, learning how sensors, motors and logic work together. No hardware kits needed.

Curriculum note: Digital Technologies is compulsory for every Australian student from Kindergarten to the end of Year 8, and continues in NSW as Computing Technology in Years 7 to 10 and Software Engineering in Years 11 to 12.

How it works

Three steps from enquiry to a room full of builders

Enquire

Tell us your year levels, student numbers and preferred dates using the form below.

Plan

We reply with a session outline for your stage, what students need, and a quote.

Deliver

We run the session at your school or online. Students keep everything they built.

Pricing depends on the number of students, the length of the program, and whether it is on site or online.

Every educator who works with your students holds a current NSW Working With Children Check. We send the numbers for your records before the visit.

A teacher helping four students build and code at laptops
School enquiry

Tell us about your school

We will send an outline and a quote.