Digital Literacy for Kids: A Parent's Guide in the AI Era

Ages 10–14
Your child already spends hours inside Roblox. In this course they move to the other side of the screen — designing and building their own game in Roblox Studio instead of just playing. Live online classes with a teacher. Available as one-to-one, mini-group or group format. 1,000,000+ alumni · 97 countries · since 2016 · 4.9★ · Bett MEA Awards winner
Programme content
Not theory about games — building a game that actually plays in Roblox.
Designing a game
The idea, the rules, levels and difficulty. Children learn to think like a designer: why one game is fun and another is boring.
Roblox Studio and scripting
Building a world in Roblox Studio and bringing it to life with scripts: sequences, conditions and variables so a character moves and a score goes up. The same logic is used in any programming language.
Finishing a project
Each level ends with a finished game the child can play and show to friends — not an exercise abandoned halfway.
Three formats
How to start
The first class is free and there is no obligation to continue.
01
Book a free class
Fill in a short form: your child's name, age and a convenient time. No card required.
02
Take the free 60-minute masterclass
Your child works directly with a teacher, and you see for yourself whether the format suits them.
03
Choose a format and start
We recommend a format — private, mini-group or group — based on the masterclass, not on the most expensive package.
Parent questions
Roblox Studio is the official tool for building games on Roblox. A child builds their own world and then brings it to life with scripts. It works for learning because the child already knows Roblox as a player — the motivation is there — while the logic they learn is the same logic used in any programming language.
The programme is designed for children aged 10–14. At this age a child can hold branching logic and finish a project that runs across several sessions. For younger children we suggest starting with a basic coding class first.
No. The programme starts from zero. What matters more than prior coding is whether the child is interested in games and willing to finish something.
In class the child moves from player to maker. They design the rules, write the scripts that make a character move, and fix what does not work. Screen time still happens, but the result is something they built and can show.
It depends on the format: one-to-one private, a mini group of 2–4, or a group of 6–10. We recommend a format after the free masterclass, based on how your child learns.
Live with a teacher, not recorded video. The child can ask a question the moment their script does not run.
Yes, an official certificate after completing a set number of sessions. There are also diagnostic tests during the programme and regular progress reports for parents.
A computer or laptop with a stable internet connection, since Roblox Studio only runs on a computer. Tablets and phones are not enough for building games.
Free class
A free 60-minute masterclass with a teacher. Your child builds something that runs, and you see how they work. No obligation to continue.