Ages 9–14 · Hyderabad
A curious question. A tiny experiment. An idea worth trying.
AI, money skills and entrepreneurship, explored through hands-on projects with children from your community.
Registration opens in a Google Form.
Room to explore
Make sense of technology. Make thoughtful choices with money. Turn a “what if?” into something you can try.
Explore what AI can do, ask clearer questions, and learn why its answers need checking.
Give an AI an invention brief. Question its suggestions. Improve the idea with your own thinking.
Curiosity + critical thinking
Explore needs and wants, plan a budget, and see how everyday choices add up.
Plan a community event with a pretend ₹500 budget. Decide what matters and explain your trade-offs.
Judgement + decision-making
Notice a problem, understand who it affects, and build a simple way to help.
Design a useful product for your community. Make a paper prototype and ask someone how to improve it.
Creativity + communication
These are examples of the activities we’re developing. Activities will be adapted to children’s age and experience.
The Kite experience
We’re designing a place where children can experiment, learn together and find the confidence to share their thinking.
Look at something familiar in a new way. What could work better? Who could we help?
Work through a challenge, build a rough version and learn from what happens.
Explain the idea, listen to feedback and reflect on what to try next.
The people behind Kite
We bring together practical experience, curiosity and a shared belief that children learn best by making, questioning and trying.
Team member
Team member
For parents
Kite is being built around residential communities: familiar places where children can meet, make and learn together.
Our longer-term vision is a community of children and parents connected through projects, showcases and shared experiences.
Children aged 9–14. The programme is being designed for different starting points, with activities adapted to age and experience.
No prior coding experience is planned as a requirement. The starting point is curiosity: asking questions, solving problems and trying ideas.
We’re planning the first workshops in residential communities in Hyderabad. Specific communities and venues are still being finalised.
Complete the short parent registration form. We’ll use the details you provide there to follow up about upcoming workshops.
The planned approach is guided exploration with a facilitator, including checking AI-generated answers and discussing what information should stay private. Any tools will be selected to suit the children’s age and the activity.
For parents
Interested in Kite?
Tell us a little about your child and the community you live in.
Register your interestYou’ll be taken to our Google Form.