Code Camp Nepal is currently focused on AI Pathway at Chelsea World School: a school-based climb from first coding missions to serious AI and software judgment.
No marketing spin. These are the real questions we get, answered plainly.
Mera Basecamp starts with exact instructions, missions, and evidence — no prior coding required. If a student already has experience, we place them where the challenge is right.
The Learning OS records activity evidence: what your child attempted, tested, debugged, and explained. Parent updates are based on that evidence, not just attendance.
Yes, more than before. AI changes the tools, but children still need to understand systems, data, testing, reliability, and when AI should or should not be trusted.
Because the journey is checkpointed, we can see where a student actually is. They return to the right point in the mission rather than pretending everyone moved together perfectly.
Apps and videos mostly expose children to content. AI Pathway asks them to build, predict, test, debug, revise, and defend. The difference is visible in the work and evidence.
They start with mission worlds like Robot Rescue Mission, then progress into interactive systems, structured code, data-rich applications, AI decision systems, and eventually deployed intelligent software.
Most programs give you attendance or a certificate. AI Pathway gives you parent-safe evidence of what your child attempted, built, tested, debugged, and can now explain.
A view of where your child is in the learning climb: current missions, checkpoints, what is complete, and what's coming next.
Adults remain involved, but progress is not memory-based. The system keeps the checkpoint evidence so claims can be reviewed instead of guessed.
Each progress claim is written in parent language — e.g. "Your child can now debug with evidence" — and tied to what the child actually did.
You see projects, evidence-backed growth, and the next climb ahead. The goal is confidence without fake precision.
Parents do not need every technical detail at once. Click a band to see the outcome, proof, and kind of learner your child is becoming.
Concrete & visible · Basecamp
Classes 4–5 · Year one
Foundational computational control, comprehension, debugging, testing, data/AI/system reasoning and visible proof.
What they become
“I can control and explain small computational systems.”
Who owns what
The problem, structure and substantial conceptual scaffolding are supplied; the learner increasingly owns important logic choices, prediction, tracing, repair and explanation.
No lengthy application. No interview. Just a quick conversation to confirm fit and space.
WhatsApp or the contact form. Tell us your child's name, class, and school. No lengthy form, no commitment yet.
We confirm the right AI Pathway band based on class, prior experience, and confidence level.
Confirm enrollment, and your child joins the next cohort. Sessions are at school — no extra travel required.
No. Mera Basecamp starts from exact instructions, guided missions, and visible evidence. Students who already have experience can be placed further along the AI Pathway.
Real things: mission worlds, interactive systems, structured code, data investigations, AI decision systems, and eventually deployed intelligent software. Every claim is backed by work and evidence.
Apps let children click. YouTube lets them watch. AI Pathway asks them to build, predict, test, debug, revise, and explain. Progress is visible because evidence is captured along the way.
No. Placement considers class, experience, and confidence. A child who is ready for more can move into the band where text code, data, systems, and AI reasoning become real.
Send us a message on WhatsApp or fill in the contact form. We'll confirm space and placement within 24 hours.