Every session recorded Homework missions Posted diploma Parent kickoff night Family demo day
October half term

25 to 30 October

Pick the Morning group or the Evening group, UK time. Each group has 12 seats, and bookings close at noon on Friday 23 October.

Book a seat
  1. Same sessions, two timesMorning10:00 to 11:30Evening18:00 to 19:30
  2. Sun25
    Parent kickoffParents only, both groups together
    19:30
  3. Mon26
    Session 1How AI thinks
    10:0018:00
  4. Tue27
    Session 2Build session
    10:0018:00
  5. Wed28
    Session 3Polish and publish
    10:0018:00
  6. Thu29
    Session 4Using AI wisely
    10:0018:00
  7. Fri30
    Demo dayShow, tell and graduate, with families
    10:0018:00
The four sessions

Each session unlocks a new level.

Campers sharpen their problem solving and pick up real STEM skills, and they have plenty of fun on the way.

Wooden robot peering through a magnifying glass
Level 1

Meet the machine

Kids discover where AI falls short and how to steer it toward better answers.

Wooden robot launching a toy rocket
Level 2

Ship something

Each camper builds a working app and puts it online with an instructor close by.

Wooden robot writing in a notebook
Level 3

Say it better

Campers learn prompting habits that turn a loose idea into a polished result.

Wooden robot giving a thumbs up and holding a check-mark shield
Level 4

Use it well

Kids practise using AI safely and honestly, with a clear purpose in mind.

Safety

Parents stay in the loop.

Claude accounts are for adults, so every camper builds on a parent's account while that parent stays nearby.

A father sits beside his son as the boy builds an app on a laptop
A parent at the keyboardYou log in on your own account and stay close while your child builds.
Recordings for 90 daysEach session is recorded, so a missed session is easy to catch up on. We delete recordings 90 days after camp.
Hardly any dataWe hold only a first name and age, and every email goes to you.
A kid-safe setup fileWe send a CLAUDE.md file that tells Claude it is helping a young learner.
Live instructorsInstructors lead every session in real time and help each family troubleshoot.
Replies at their levelA ready-made prompt tells Claude your child's age so answers suit them.
Projects

Every camper leaves with an app they made.

Campers choose their own idea, and by demo day it runs at a link they can share. These three project types fit the week well.

My Week3 of 5 done
Maths worksheet
Read chapter 4
Spelling practice
Science poster

Homework planner

This planner turns the week's assignments into a checklist and cheers each time a task is finished.

BeginnerSchool
Orbit QuizQ 4 of 10
Which planet has the longest day?
MarsVenusJupiterSaturn
Score 3200:08 left

Space trivia game

This quiz has a countdown, a scoreboard and questions the player writes for friends to answer.

IntermediateGame
Biscuit's DayFamily log
BreakfastDONE
Park walkDONE
Vet check-upFRI

Pet-care tracker

This shared family log covers feeding, walks and vet visits, and it sends a reminder when something is due.

AdvancedHome life
Graduation

A diploma with their app on it.

Each graduate receives a signed diploma on thick card, posted to your home. It names your child and the project they shipped.

Fridge-ready. A frame is optional.
A smiling girl holds up her diploma in the family kitchen
DeltaOps Code Camp · 2026

Your camper's name

built and launched a space trivia game

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The schedule

Six sessions from kickoff to demo day.

Parents start with an orientation, campers build across four sessions, and families gather for the finale. Tap any session to see what happens.

Parents onlySun 25 Oct, 19:30
Parent kickoff and Q&A
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  • Meet the team and see how the week runs.
  • Set up Zoom and your Claude account together.
  • Learn how to help without taking over the keyboard.
  • Ask anything, and stay as long as you need.
Session 1Mon 26 Oct
How AI thinks
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  • Say hello and get every camper set up.
  • Find out what a language model is and why it sometimes invents things.
  • Sketch a first app idea together as a group.
Session 2Tue 27 Oct
Build session
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  • Turn the plan into a first working version.
  • Build while instructors move between families.
  • Peek at the code that powers the app.
  • Share a first demo with the group.
Session 3Wed 28 Oct
Polish and publish
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  • Hunt down bugs and fix them one at a time.
  • Rewrite prompts to get sharper results.
  • Publish the app to its own shareable link.
Session 4Thu 29 Oct
Using AI wisely
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  • Decide where AI helps learning and where it gets in the way.
  • Check Claude's claims before trusting them.
  • Practise keeping personal details private.
  • Rehearse a short talk for demo day.
FamiliesFri 30 Oct
Demo day
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  • Each camper presents their app live.
  • Families ask the builders how they made it.
  • Diplomas are announced one camper at a time.
  • We share ideas for building at home.
Your instructors

Meet the people teaching.

Both instructors are in every session, so one can teach while the other helps any family that gets stuck.

Oliver Ramirez

Oliver Ramirez

Founder, Delta Ops · ex-Amazon

Oliver helps organisations redesign how work gets done with AI. At camp he co-teaches every session.

Arpan Bakshi

Arpan Bakshi

Technical AI facilitator

Arpan runs the hands-on Claude sessions in Delta Ops training. At camp he co-teaches every session and helps each camper get their app working.

Code Camp is run by the team behind DeltaOps' AI training for leadership teams.

Parent questions

Straight answers for careful parents.

These are the three worries we hear most often, along with what recent studies found.

Is using AI the same as cheating?

A Stanford survey of more than 40 US high schools found cheating rates stayed flat after ChatGPT launched. New York City's schools banned ChatGPT and lifted the ban within months so they could teach it. Copying AI's words is cheating, while directing AI to create something new is building, and camp teaches kids to tell the two apart.

Stanford GSE, 2023NBC News, NYC schools

Will AI make my child lazy?

Without guidance, it can. In a PNAS study of close to 1,000 students, open chatbot access raised homework scores and lowered exam scores by 17%, while a guided version removed that drop. A Harvard trial found that a well-designed AI tutor roughly doubled learning gains.

Bastani et al., PNAS 2025Kestin et al., Sci. Reports 2025

Will these skills still matter later?

Tools change quickly, and the thinking behind them lasts. PwC's analysis of about a billion job postings found a 56% wage premium for roles that ask for AI skills. Camp focuses on the lasting habits of breaking problems down, guiding the tool and checking the result.

PwC AI Jobs Barometer, 2025WEF Future of Jobs, 2025
Pricing

Siblings build together for less.

The first seat is at the founding cohort rate, and each extra sibling saves more.

First camper
Founding rate
£395from Feb 2027
£299
Second camper
35% off
£257from Feb 2027
£195
Third camper
50% off
£198from Feb 2027
£149
Fourth camper
65% off
£138from Feb 2027
£105

Founding rate for the October cohort only. From February 2027 the first seat is £395, and sibling seats rise to the crossed-out prices.

Book a seat

Choose a group and how many children, then pay securely on this page.

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You're booked.

Your receipt is on its way by email. We'll send Zoom links, the CLAUDE.md setup file and a Claude Pro reminder by Friday 23 October, and the parent kickoff is on Sunday 25 October at 19:30.

Secure checkout by Stripe · Full refund if you tell us before session 2 starts · Bookings close at noon, Fri 23 Oct

Every seat includes
  • Four live 90-minute build sessions
  • Family demo day
  • Parent kickoff with open Q&A
  • Recordings of every session, available for 90 days
  • Homework missions reviewed by instructors
  • Two weeks of build help after camp
  • A kid-friendly prompt playbook
  • A signed diploma posted to your home

Our refund promise

If camp isn't right for your child, tell us before session 2 starts and we'll refund you in full.

FAQ

Questions parents ask.

Does my child need to know how to code?

No. Campers give Claude instructions in everyday English, and that is the skill we teach. Kids who already code can take their project as far as they like.

How is the AI supervised?

Every session is live with instructors, and campers use a parent's account with that parent close by, so you can see everything they do.

What about inappropriate content?

Before camp we send a CLAUDE.md file that tells Claude it is working with a child, which keeps replies age-appropriate. No safeguard is perfect, so a parent nearby is part of the plan.

What equipment does my child need?

They need a computer or an iPad with a keyboard, a reliable internet connection and a parent's Claude account. A phone on its own won't work for building.

Are there any extra costs?

You'll need a Claude Pro plan on your account for the camp month, which costs about £18 a month from Anthropic. It is billed separately from the camp fee.

What ages is camp for?

Camp is designed for ages 10 to 16. Younger siblings aged 8 or 9 can sometimes join an older brother or sister, so email us first to check.

Is there homework?

Short missions between sessions keep the momentum going. Most of them involve using the app and bringing back one idea to improve it.

Is this registered childcare?

No. This is a live online class with a parent present, not childcare, so it isn't Ofsted-registered.

Can I ask a question before booking?

Of course. Email admin@deltaops.consulting or use the form at the bottom of this page.

What happens after camp?

Campers get two weeks of build support, a spot in the project gallery and early access to future cohorts.

In person

Code Camp, in the room.

We also run Code Camp in person across London and the South East, with the same projects, the same safety setup and instructors beside every group.

Schools

Computing clubs, enrichment days and after-school sessions for a class or year group.

Clubs and community groups

Code clubs, libraries, youth groups and holiday clubs that want a hands-on AI project.

Private family groups

A few families booking a session together, at home or at a local venue.

Safeguarding. We're happy to complete an enhanced DBS check, initiated and countersigned by your school or organisation.

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Questions and enquiries

Small builders, big ideas.

Ask us anything before booking, join the waitlist for February half term, or ask about in-person sessions. You can also email admin@deltaops.consulting.

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