Parents & guardians
See what your child would learn at each grade, how we keep it safe, and how to bring a program to your child’s school or join an open group.
For kindergarten to grade 12
Where kids learn to code, stay safe online and explore tech careers.
Five pathways — Digital Futures for K–5, Python Coding, Cybersecurity, AI, and Career & Certification — that grow with students from their first click to graduation.
Climb a grade, unlock a new program.
Five pathways, one journey
Students can start at any grade and keep advancing year after year.
Grades K–5
K–5 Digital Futures
Digital safety, early AI awareness and first coding projects for elementary students — with families involved.
- K–2 CyberSafe Beginners
- 3–5 Digital Defenders
Grades 6–12
Coding Pathway (Python)
A structured Python pathway from first line of code to portfolio-ready projects and career exploration.
- 6–8 Coding Explorers
- 9–10 Python Levels 1–2
- 11–12 Python Level 3 & Portfolio
Grades 6–12
Cybersecurity Pathway
Defensive cyber skills, cloud and AI security, and career readiness — taught safely in sandboxed labs.
- 6–8 Cyber Explorers
- 9–10 Cyber Defender I
- 11–12 Cyber Career Academy
Grades 6–12
AI Pathway
AI literacy, responsible use, prompting, verification, privacy, AI security and applied projects.
- 6–8 AI Explorers
- 9–10 Applied AI
- 11–12 AI Career Academy
Grades 9–12
Career & Certification Pathway
Turning technical learning into career evidence: resumes, portfolios, credentials, mentors, interviews and next-step plans.
- 9–12 Career Launch Sequence
Built for families, schools and funders
Schools & teachers
Run a ready-to-teach pathway as a class, club, after-school or summer program — with teacher training and a toolkit your school keeps.
Funders & partners
Grant-ready programs with clear outcomes, built-in sustainability and a report at the end of every cohort.
How a program runs
A typical group: 25–30 students and 1–2 teachers, for 6–16 weeks depending on the program and grade.
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Plan together
Pick a program, grade band, schedule and format, and agree the safety rules.
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Learn by doing
Short lessons, hands-on labs, team challenges and projects — with a teacher alongside.
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Show the work
Every group ends with a showcase, capstone or demo that students present.
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Keep it going
Teachers keep the toolkit, and partners get an outcome report.
Safe, supervised and age-appropriate
Safety and responsible use are taught in every pathway — they are part of the lessons, not a rule sheet.
Read our safety approach- No real accounts, passwords or live systems — only practice environments and made-up examples
- No personal information in AI prompts, ever
- Approved, teacher-guided tools — no paid home technology needed
- Cybersecurity is defensive only: students never target real systems
- Students say how they used AI and explain their own work
- Certificates and placements are tracked honestly, never promised
What students make
Every program ends with something students built and can explain.
Digital FuturesSafe technology routines, Beginner coding confidence
CodingQuiz, interactive game or study helper, Calculator or decision app
CybersecurityPhishing detective clues and network map, Hardening checklist and log-parser script
AIVerified research workflow, Responsible prompt library
Career & CertificationCareer action plan, Resume