For parents
You are the one deciding. Here is what you are deciding about.
KAERON teaches students in Classes 6 to 9 to build things with technology — coding, websites, Python, AI and real projects. This page is the honest version: what your child actually does, how much time it takes, what we collect, and what you will be able to see.
A lesson is mostly building
The common worry is that an online course means a child watching videos. This one is the opposite: lessons are short on purpose, because the point is what gets made afterwards.
Read a short lesson
A few minutes of explanation with worked examples — not a lecture, and not a video to sit through passively.
Build the thing
Most of the time is spent making something: a game, a page, a small program. The building is the lesson.
Try it themselves
A challenge with no worked answer, where they apply the idea on their own and write what they did.
Ship a project
Each chapter ends in something finished they can show you, and the course ends in a capstone they designed.
It fits around school, not the other way round
- A couple of short sessions a week is enough to keep moving.
- There is no timetable and no fixed session to attend, so an exam week costs nothing but time.
- Nothing expires while your access runs — a gap is a gap, not a penalty.
- Your child picks up exactly where they stopped.
An ordinary computer and ordinary internet
- A laptop or desktop with a current browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari.
- Normal home broadband or a mobile connection. Nothing streams continuously.
- Nothing to install. Everything runs in the browser, on any operating system.
- A phone alone is not enough — the projects involve real typing and a proper editor.
A dashboard, not a progress email
You get your own account, linked to your child's. We would rather show you the real thing than send you a summary of it — so there is a page you can open whenever you want to know where they are.
We do not currently email you progress updates. Saying so is more useful than implying a report that does not arrive.
What your dashboard shows
- The chapter your child is on right now
- Projects they have completed
- Assignments they have submitted
- The skills they are building
- Mentor feedback: what went well, what to improve, what to try next
Answered directly, with the detail behind each one
Nobody can contact your child
There is no chat, no comments, no direct messages and no forum. Not moderated — absent. Your child cannot be reached by another student, and cannot upload a file.
How we keep it that wayAI marks work. It does not tutor
One AI feature exists: scoring written answers so feedback is immediate. Your child's name and contact details are never sent to it, and a mentor can override any score.
Exactly what is sentWe collect very little
A name, a class band, and the work they do. No date of birth, no school name, no home address, no photograph — the programme does not need any of them.
The full privacy policyNothing about your child is public
No public profile, no leaderboard, no showcase. If we ever want to show their work, we ask you first — for that piece of work, at that time.
One payment, and you can read a good chunk first
Each course carries its own price, shown on the course itself, so the figure you see is the figure charged. There is no subscription and no card kept on file. The first 2 chapters of every level are free to read in full — the same material your child gets after paying, so you can judge it before spending anything.
Our cancellation window is still being finalised, and we would rather say that than quote a number we have not committed to. See the refund policy for where it will be published.
Still have a question?
The FAQ answers the practical ones in full — consent, data, payment, what happens when access ends. If yours is not there, ask us directly and we will answer in writing.