Are you looking for a way to inspire children and spark their interest in the technologies shaping our future?

Our brand-new Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning workshop, launching in January 2025, is designed to engage young learners in the fascinating world of AI.

This hands-on workshop empowers pupils to build and program their very own robot buggy using BBC micro:bit computers. They will explore physical computing and coding concepts, while also delving into the revolutionary field of machine learning, where computers learn from data just like we learn from experience.

Key Highlights:

Self-Driving Vehicles: Pupils discover real-world applications of AI in autonomous cars, providing them with a glimpse into the future of transportation.

AI-Powered Robots: Pupils get to build and program a robot buggy with AI capabilities, turning theoretical concepts into tangible experiences.

Machine Learning vs. Coding: Through engaging activities, pupils learn about the different approaches in AI, including how neural networks allow machines to learn.

Interactive Learning: The workshop includes hands-on activities related to reinforcement learning, pattern recognition, and image recognition. Pupils will use an AI-powered camera to program their buggy to recognise traffic signals.

Ethical Implications: Thought-provoking discussions on the ethics of AI will encourage pupils to consider safety and privacy in this evolving technology.

This innovative workshop not only equips pupils with the knowledge of emerging technologies but also fosters critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. It’s a perfect enhancement to the curriculum, providing pupils with practical experience that aligns with educational standards and future career opportunities.

Join us in preparing the next generation of innovators.

Stay tuned for more details!