Week 1
Discover Artificial Intelligence
Students learn what AI actually is, how it works, and how to use it responsibly.
August 10 – August 14
Build · Create · Innovate · Live online, August 2026
4 weeks to stop watching AI and start building it
A live online holiday camp for students aged 8 to 17. 12 sessions, 4 projects, and something real to show at the end of it. No prior coding or AI experience required.
12
Live sessions · Mon, Wed & Fri · 2 hours each
Weeks4 of 4
1 expo
No examination. A capstone project instead.
Why AI
Creators of technology, not just consumers of it
Artificial Intelligence is changing how we learn, work and solve problems. Today's students will grow into a world where AI is part of nearly every profession — medicine, engineering, business, law, design, entrepreneurship.
4
Weeks
August 10 – September 4
12
Live sessions
Mon · Wed · Fri
2h
Per session
Morning or afternoon
8–17
Years old
3 learning groups
Rather than simply teaching children how to use AI, we teach them how to think critically, create responsibly and build with confidence. Every week ends with something they made.
Curriculum · 4 weeks
Discover, create, build, then show it
Every age group follows the same weekly theme while completing age-appropriate lessons and projects.
Week 2
Create with AI
Students use AI to produce creative digital content.
August 17 – August 21
Week 3
Build with AI
Students begin creating software.
August 24 – August 28
Week 4
Capstone project
Students combine everything they have learned into one final project.
August 31 – September 4
Learning groups
Placed by age, taught to that age
Students are automatically placed into an age-appropriate learning group. Same weekly theme, different depth.
Junior Creators
Ages 8–10
Students discover AI through storytelling, games, creativity, and beginner programming.
Intermediate Creators
Ages 11–13
Students build websites, interactive experiences, and practical AI projects.
AI Innovators
Ages 14–17
Students develop advanced projects while exploring how AI is used in business, entrepreneurship, university, and future careers.
Pick a cohort
Morning cohort · 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (WAT)Afternoon cohort · 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM (WAT)How it works
3 steps, then it’s just Monday
01
Register
Pick a cohort and a plan, then pay securely. Registration closes Friday, August 7.
02
Build for 4 weeks
12 live sessions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with a project every week.
03
Show the work
A capstone project at the Expo on Saturday, September 5. No examination.
Important dates
2 dates worth putting in a calendar now
Registration opensNow
Early bird registration ends
Registration closes
Classes begin
AI Creators Project Expo
School resumes
What they leave with
13 skills, all of them practised
Not a syllabus of topics covered. A list of things each student has actually done by the last Friday.
- Artificial Intelligence
- Prompt engineering
- Coding fundamentals
- Website development
- Digital creativity
- Critical thinking
- Problem solving
- Digital literacy
- Research
- Communication
- Presentation skills
- Collaboration
- Responsible AI
Pricing
Same curriculum. Different amount of support.
Every student follows the same age-appropriate curriculum. What changes between plans is how much personalized attention comes with it.
Explorer
₦45,000
Perfect for independent learners.
Choose ExplorerBuilder
₦65,000
Ideal for students who benefit from additional guidance and accountability.
Choose BuilderInnovator
₦95,000
Ideal for students seeking a premium learning experience.
Choose InnovatorWhy this camp
10 reasons, none of them adjectives
- Live interactive learning
- Experienced instructors
- Small class sizes
- Project-based curriculum
- Real AI & coding skills
- Practical portfolio projects
- Personalized support options
- Lifetime access to recordings
- Safe online learning environment
- Future-ready technology skills
Every student who finishes gets a Certificate of Completion.
Places are limited. Registration closes Friday, August 7.
Enrolment is capped so every student gets real interaction with an instructor. Places are allocated first-come, first-served.