What a model actually learns
Children train a classifier on their own photographs and watch it get better as examples are added.
- Training data and labels
- Training a classifier in the browser
- Testing on unseen examples
Children train an image classifier, deliberately break it, work out why it got things wrong, then build a small AI project of their own.
Brolly Juniors runs a three-session AI workshop for kids in Hyderabad for ages 9 to 15. Children train an image classification model in the browser, test it against examples it was never shown, investigate why it fails, and finish by building a small AI project they demonstrate to families. No coding experience is required.
Three sessions of three hours, held across a weekend or a holiday week. Batches are capped at ten, all materials are provided, and every child leaves with something finished — not a certificate of attendance.
Nine hours is enough to finish one real thing properly. It is not enough to cover a syllabus, so we do not pretend otherwise.
Children train a classifier on their own photographs and watch it get better as examples are added.
The most useful session. Children find inputs that fool their model and trace the failure back to the training data.
Each child chooses a small problem and builds an AI solution to it, then presents it.
Children curious about AI who have never touched it, and children who use AI tools daily without any idea what is happening underneath. No coding is needed — everything runs in a browser with visual tools.
Children in Classes 6 to 10 who want to go further move into the year-long AI for Kids pathway, which covers the same ground in far greater depth across 72 sessions. The workshop is a genuine way to find out whether that interest is real before committing to a year.
Clear explanation
Guided activities
Visible outcomes
Tell us your child’s class and what they enjoy. We will suggest the closest program fit—no pressure and no upfront payment.