AI Literacy & Creative Intelligence
A 4-instructional-hour module in a 10:00 AM-3:25 PM programme window, including refreshment and Jummah/lunch breaks.
Register InterestA four-day project lab where responsible AI, robotics, STEM + business and presentation meet a real problem.
AI Forward Camp is one product under EKAI. It is designed to help children move from curiosity to a technical product they can explain to another person through responsible AI practice.
Four physical learning days with structured breaks and a focused final presentation day.
A 4-instructional-hour module in a 10:00 AM-3:25 PM programme window, including refreshment and Jummah/lunch breaks.
A 4-instructional-hour module in a 10:00 AM-3:25 PM programme window, including refreshment and lunch breaks.
A 4-instructional-hour module in a 10:00 AM-3:25 PM programme window, including refreshment and Jummah/lunch breaks.
A focused showcase day where teams demonstrate the project, explain the choices and present the solution.
The learning path moves from a real user problem to a prototype story children can show, explain and improve.
Learn everyday AI, prompting, AI limitations, fact-checking, privacy and responsible digital behaviour through guided activities.
Build safe low-voltage circuits, use AI as a supervised coding helper, and complete an Arduino Piano project.
Turn the prototype into a user-focused product concept with a roadmap, business story and pitch plan.
Demonstrate the project, explain the choices, share the roadmap and present the solution with confidence.

The build may use robotics, coding, sensors, electronics or AI tools. The important outcome is that a child can name the user, show the prototype, explain the choices and pitch what comes next.
Register InterestResponsible AI is taught through questioning outputs, protecting privacy, using age-appropriate tools and asking a mentor before a technical choice becomes a project decision.
Try the guided AI lab →AI Forward Camp is currently planned for ages 11-15. The public launch uses age rather than school grade so different education systems can participate.
No. The project path can meet beginners and experienced learners through different levels of support.
AI activities are guided, age-appropriate and focused on critical thinking, privacy, creativity and responsible use.
The camp will run at Earth HQ, Baridhara DOHS.
Participants can move into future mentor stories, community projects, events and learning resources as EKAI grows.
Registration is handled through the website form. A parent or guardian shares details first, then EKAI replies with the next registration information.
Use the website form to share parent or guardian details. EKAI will reply with the next registration information.