Detailed curricula for each module.
For younger and older primary-school pupils, and secondary-school pupils
Logo, Python, C++, discrete mathematics - Algorithms and contest preparation, from Logo to Python and C++, with the mathematics for informatics behind them.
For younger and older primary-school pupils, and secondary-school pupils
HTML/CSS/JS, SQL, API, Git, Godot - The web with a database and a backend, one's own game and development practices; from an idea to a published product.
For younger and older primary-school pupils, and secondary-school pupils
Vibecoding, generative tools, graphs and statistics, ethics - AI from use to training models, with data literacy and a responsible attitude towards technology.
For younger and older primary-school pupils, and secondary-school pupils
Image, sound, film, licences - Digital editing of image, sound and film, with licences and a final creative piece.
For younger and older primary-school pupils, and secondary-school pupils
Files, documents, Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP, Exim4 - From digital literacy to Linux administration; files and documents, the terminal, services and containers.
older primary-school pupils and secondary-school pupils
TCP/IP, BGP, routers, fibre optics, defensive CTF, 2FA - From crimping cables to routing and hosting, with defensive security and personal digital self-defence.
For younger and older primary-school pupils, and secondary-school pupils
Microcontrollers, sensors, actuators, micro:bit - Microcontrollers, sensors and motors through to autonomy, with the design of devices a stranger knows how to use straight away.
Free activities
Minecraft, Factorio, 3D print, drones, playroom - Free activities without grades: gaming workshops, 3D printing, drones and a playroom.
A short overview of the programmes, without specialist terms.
Programmes
