Understand.
What is AI, really? Train a simple classifier, spot its mistakes and discover why good data matters.
A questioning mindBig ideas can start right here in Tobago. A hands-on AI adventure for young people ready to ask questions, make things and do good in their community.
AI is already shaping our world. Let’s help our young people shape what happens next.
Kids Community AI is a practical, community-based learning programme by O’HarroCore Solutions. Across four sessions, young people explore how AI works, question what it gets wrong, and turn a real community challenge into a digital prototype.
No coding background needed. Just a curious mind, a willingness to try, and a few new teammates.
One shared journey. Four hands-on sessions.
Something to be proud of at the end.
What is AI, really? Train a simple classifier, spot its mistakes and discover why good data matters.
A questioning mindAsk better questions. Check the answers. Explore fairness, privacy and how to keep people in control.
Smarter, safer choicesChoose a community challenge with your team. Build a digital prototype, test it and make it better.
Your ideas, brought to lifeGive your project a final safety check, share what you learned and celebrate at a supervised showcase.
A moment to shineReal teamwork. A saved digital prototype. New confidence to ask “why?”
For young people aged 13–15, primarily from Mason Hall and neighbouring communities in Tobago. Beginners are welcome.
Have an access or learning support need? Tell us privately on the form or call us. We’ll discuss what would help.
Four Sunday afternoons to learn something new,
meet new people and make something together.
Mason Hall, Tobago
Host confirmation is pending. Please check with the programme team before attending.
Call 868-391-5982Your permission is part of the application.
Here’s what you can expect.
A curious mind and a readiness to work with others. Programme activities use shared team laptops; no personal AI account is needed. Call the team to confirm any arrival or practical requirements.
The core activities use offline tools and prepared information. Any live AI demonstration is facilitator-controlled. Young people learn to protect personal information, check outputs and keep a human in charge.
The form records guardian permission for the four supervised sessions, the young person’s agreement to take part, emergency contacts and authorised collection arrangements. Photo and video permission is a separate choice with no option preselected. You may decline media permission without affecting a place.
No. Saying no to media does not affect a place. Young people can contribute in different ways and are not required to appear in photos, videos or a public presentation.
When applications open, a place is recorded only after the completed form is successfully saved and a reference appears. Opening the form does not hold a place. At 20 active applications, the form stops accepting new students.
Yes. Call 868-391-5982 and quote your application reference. The team will verify your identity before changing a record or releasing a place.