Find your people.Build something together.
Students aged 10 and up join online clubs for the things they love, and spend three months making something with students from other schools. Everything runs through their school.
What clubs could make
Four made-up projects from the demo, one for each example club.
Game design
Signal Lost
A browser game made together. A tiny lost satellite tries to find its way home, and each school builds one level.
Week 9 of 12
Worldbuilding
The Floating Isles
A fantasy world invented together. Each school creates one floating island, with its own map, creatures and legends.
Week 0 of 12
Space
Mission to Europa
A plan for a mission to Jupiter's icy moon, built from real NASA data, with a digital model of the lander.
In the showcase
Music production
Sounds of three cities
A track built from everyday sounds recorded in each city: tuk-tuks, monsoon rain and night markets.
In the showcase
How a club works
Find your thing
Students join clubs around what they love, one or as many as they like. Everything happens online.
Make it together
Over three months, members share ideas, ask questions and help each other build one shared project.
Share it with the world
Finished projects go into the public showcase. Finish something great and there's a real reward, from your school or from Wonderkids, maybe even at an end-of-year celebration.
Play a quick one
Watch the four club colours light up, then tap them back in the same order. It takes about thirty seconds, and it's a good way to warm up your memory.
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Press Start, watch the colours, then tap them back in the same order.
Tip: keys 1 to 4 tap the tiles, top left to bottom right.
Schools stay in charge
The network is being built around a few firm rules, so schools always know who their students are talking to.
Read the safety approach- Invite-only
- Only schools we've vetted can join. There's no public sign-up.
- School sign-in
- Students use the Google account their school already gives them.
- Private spaces
- Students can message each other and start private spaces. No adult reads them by default; an AI checks them and reports anything against the rules.
- A moderator in every school
- Each school looks after its own students, and helps look after a few clubs. For serious problems, its moderator is told right away and can open the messages.
Let's make room for what they love.
Interested? Tell us about your school and we'll talk through the plans. Registering interest doesn't enrol your school.