Kids learn by building
They build apps, comics, and games that are usable and shareable.
AI Education for Kids
AI makes it possible. We teach them how.
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See what kids are building in our AI Labs
Apps, games, comics, and more. No coding experience required.
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What Parents Say
Why This Matters
AI is the most important skill your kids aren't learning
Kids who learn to think and build with AI now will have a massive advantage.
Real curriculum, real guidance
Structured lessons where theory becomes practice. Led by an experienced educator and practitioner.
Safe & responsible use
Kids learn when to use AI, and when not to. No shortcuts on homework. No outsourcing their thinking. They stay in the driver's seat.
Screen time that counts
Kids learn to create, not consume.
Programs
In our AI Labs, children develop critical thinking and put it to work with artificial intelligence. They learn to decide what's worth creating, to plan, to give the machine what it needs to know, and to judge whether what it makes is any good. We teach the concepts, then they use them to build apps, games, comics, stories and images in Spark, our platform designed for kids.
Labs culminate in Demo Day, the best part. Kids present what they've made to family and friends, startup style.
In-School Labs
We bring the program, the instructor and Spark, our AI platform for kids. Schools provide the classrooms.
Partner schools
Camp Labs
Day camps by the Mediterranean. Children take a project from first idea to Demo Day in a single week.
Alicante, Spain · Spring · Summer 2027
Online Labs
The full AI Kids Club experience, from home. Wherever home is.
Afterschool Labs
Students start a new project every month and finish the year presenting at Demo Day. Small groups at Torre Juana in Alicante.
Wednesdays · 75 minutes · October to June · 2nd grade–ESO · English with Spanish support
Mastering AI requires both technical and thinking skills.
What Kids Learn
Critical Thinking
Is this output good? Is it true? Does it solve the problem? Kids learn to evaluate, not just accept.
Planning
The hard part isn't building. It's knowing what to build. Kids learn to break big ideas into specific, buildable pieces.
Prompt Engineering
The difference between okay output and great output is how you ask. Kids learn to craft specific, structured prompts, not just "make it cooler."
Context Engineering
One of the most important AI skills. Without the right context, it doesn't matter how you prompt or which model you use. Kids learn to give AI everything it needs to build their vision.
Problem Solving
Things break. Output isn't right. Kids learn to test, diagnose, and iterate until it works.
AI Is a Tool
AI amplifies ideas. It doesn't replace thinking. Kids learn to direct it, not depend on it.
Technical Skills and Tools
Spark, our own supervised AI platform for kids, plus guided use of tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable, image generators, and code editors when they fit the project.
Location
Alicante
Weekly Afterschool
Torre Juana
Avenida Pintor Perez Gil 16, Alicante
Summer Camp
Universidad de Alicante, MiCampus
C/ Alicante 107, Sant Vicent del Raspeig
Meet the Founder
Brian Greene
Brian Greene
Brian founded AI Kids Club and built Spark, the supervised platform students create on. He has 15+ years in education and technology: as Director of Udacity's NYC School he launched the first in-person hybrid program, has taught at NYU, Pratt, and La Nave Nodriza in Madrid, and built products at Etsy, Bumble, and Udacity used by hundreds of millions of people. He designed the curriculum every AI Kids Club program runs on, and leads the current Alicante programs himself.
Brian founded AI Kids Club and built Spark, the supervised platform students create on. He has 15+ years in education and technology: as Director of Udacity's NYC School he launched the first in-person hybrid program, has taught at NYU, Pratt, and La Nave Nodriza in Madrid, and built products at Etsy, Bumble, and Udacity used by hundreds of millions of people. He designed the curriculum every AI Kids Club program runs on, and leads the current Alicante programs himself.
FAQ
What is AI Kids Club?
An after-school AI and technology program for kids in Alicante, Spain. Kids learn to build real projects with artificial intelligence: apps, games, comics, stories. Small groups, 2nd grade through ESO.
What ages is this good for?
We run programs for 2nd–6th grade Primaria and ESO+. Select your grade level in the form below.
Do kids need prior experience?
No coding, robotics, or AI experience needed: just curiosity and willingness to experiment. We start from the basics, and beginners have presented finished work at Demo Day.
What's the schedule?
One 75-minute after-school session a week through the school year, on Wednesdays, starting 7 October. Every program ends with Demo Day, where kids present their projects to family, friends, and the AI Kids Club community.
Will my child get individual attention?
Yes. Groups are small, so the instructor knows what every kid is building and can help in the moment.
What language is it taught in?
Our weekly afterschool program at Torre Juana in Alicante runs in English with Spanish support. We also run fully Spanish programs with partner schools.
Where does it take place?
Weekly after-school classes run at Torre Juana, Alicante's AI hub, at Avenida Pintor Perez Gil 16. Camps run in Alicante, and we confirm each season's venue with its dates.
What do kids need to bring?
A working laptop. We'll connect before the program to make sure everything is set up. School laptops work if they can access and download the tools we use.
What if my child misses a session?
We'll share materials and help them catch up. The project-based format means they can pick up where they left off.
How much does it cost?
The school-year weekly program is €100 per month and starts in October. Kids keep everything they build.
How is this different from robotics?
Robotics teaches kids to build robots with kits. AI teaches kids to direct machines to solve any problem: apps, games, comics, whatever they want to build. Both are valuable, but AI is the base skill that applies everywhere.
Is this just more screen time?
This is creating, not consuming. Kids build real projects: games, stories, apps. Not scrolling or watching. It's the difference between playing piano and listening to music.
What happens after the program?
Kids keep everything they build and stay part of the AI Kids Club community. After Demo Day, they can continue in our school-year weekly program: weekly after-school classes where kids build a new project each month with coaching and a small peer group. It starts on 7 October at €100 a month.
The first AI program for kids in Alicante
Schools & Partners
We run AI extracurriculars and workshops inside schools, and partner with academies and camps that want to bring AI Kids Club to their city. See the full program, safety model, and real student results.
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