Track · ages 13–17

The Courthouse

AI, debate and law for teenagers

In shortTeens use AI as a sparring partner: it argues the other side, they defend theirs. They also learn to check every source, because AI can invent cases and quotes that sound real.

65€ per 50-minute lesson · about £56 / $75

What they build

  • A mock case with arguments for both sides
  • A source-checking routine
  • A short closing speech written by them

A sample lesson

  1. Pick a case: a school rule, a historical decision or a contract

  2. AI argues for, they argue against, then swap

  3. Find the fake source AI slipped in

  4. Write and read a one-minute closing

What you'll see as a parent

A recap after every lesson: what they did, what they built, the homework and how you can help.

Privacy first

Kids never type their full name, school, address or photos of themselves into AI tools.

Parents can join

You are welcome in any lesson: sit in for the first one, join the last ten minutes, or drop in whenever you like. You are also copied on every invitation and recap.

Questions parents ask

Does this help with school debate?

Yes. Arguing both sides is the core skill, and AI is a tireless opponent.

Why teach fact-checking so early?

Because professionals have already been caught using invented AI sources. Learning the habit at 15 is easy.

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