Agentic AI Coding Workshop for Singapore Schools
Mind Theory runs Agentic AI Coding workshops for Singapore secondary schools. Students learn to direct AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor AI, and ChatGPT Codex to build working apps, games, and tools – a step beyond prompt engineering into fully agentic software development. Standard format is 3 x 2-hour sessions, customised to your school’s timetable.
Mind Theory is Singapore’s pioneering AI and creative-tech education provider, established March 2023, with hundreds of students across primary, secondary, and adult programmes. Read about Us.
What Is Agentic AI Coding?
Agentic AI Coding is the practice of directing AI coding agents to build software end-to-end, not just generate snippets. Students describe the application they want, the AI agent writes, tests, and iterates on the code across multiple files, and students guide the process with structured prompts and reviews. The skill set is different from traditional coding and different from basic prompt engineering – it is closer to how modern software teams work with AI tools in 2026.
Students in this workshop use industry-grade tools: Claude Code, Cursor AI, VS Code, and OpenAI ChatGPT Codex.
Who This Workshop Is For
- HODs of ICT, Computing, or Computer Science building AI modules into the curriculum
- Robotics and Infocomm Club coordinators looking for an advanced AI-coding programme for strong students
- IP, H3, or Applied Subject teams needing project-based coding experiences
- School leadership preparing students for a post-AI software industry
How the Workshop Runs
Our default format is 3 x 2-hour sessions, delivered across a week or split over a CCA term. Alternative formats include a 2 x 2-hour intensive, 4 x 1-hour after-school modules, or customised blocks tailored to your IP, CCA, or ICT programme. We fit your school’s timetable, not the other way round.
Students bring their own laptops. All AI tools used during the workshop are free or accessed through accounts Mind Theory provides.
What Students Actually Build
Every student walks out with a working app they directed AI to build. Past student projects are live and playable:
- Typing Trainer
- Drawing Pad
- Snake Game
- Sticky Do – a productivity tool
More ambitious students have built original projects – one Secondary 2 student built a working 3D sniper game prototype during the workshop and continued developing it at home afterwards.
Curriculum by Session
Session 1 – Meet the Coding Agents
How modern AI coding agents work. The difference between one-shot prompting and agentic workflows. Students run their first coding agent, observe it write and correct code across multiple files, and learn the mental model for directing it effectively.
Session 2 – Building Your First Working App
Students pick an app idea and direct Claude Code or Cursor AI to build it. They learn the prompt-review-iterate loop, how to read AI-generated code, and how to fix things when the agent produces bugs.
Session 3 – Shipping and Polishing
Deploying the app to a live URL, adding polish, and planning extensions. Students leave with a shareable project link and a repeatable workflow they can use on school assignments and personal projects.
Why Schools Choose Mind Theory
- Industry-grade tools, taught in plain language. Students use Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, ChatGPT Codex – the same tools professional developers use in 2026.
- Project-based outcomes. Every student ships a working app, not just a worksheet.
- Curriculum-ready. Aligns with ICT, IP, CCA, and 21st-century competency frameworks.
- Flexible scheduling. We fit your timetable across IP weeks, CCA terms, or activity days.
- Singapore-based, MOE-aware. Familiar with school procurement and vendor requirements.
- Proven delivery. Past school partners include Ngee Ann Secondary, Cedar Girls, Hillgrove Secondary, and Pei Hwa Secondary.
Past School Partners and Case Studies
- Ngee Ann Secondary School – ChatGPT StoryBuilder AI Workshop
- Cedar Girls Secondary School – AI Art Workshop
- Hillgrove Secondary School – AI Art Workshop
- Pei Hwa Secondary School – CapCut Editing Workshop
What Mind Theory Students Say
“During my camp, the teacher asked me what game do you want to Vibe Code in Antigravity. I answered, ‘I want to make a 3D sniper game.’ The teacher was stunned and said, ‘well thats a first!’ He mentioned previous students usually do simple 2d games such as snake or space invaders but i would like to try to see whether the browser can be used to make a 3d environment game like Roblox or shooting kinds. I managed to get a working prototype and I continue to work on it at home. It makes me feel like I have a superpower now with AI Coding Tools.”
— Jay, Sec 2, Victoria
Interested in bringing this workshop to your school? Email us or WhatsApp us for a proposal and pricing.
What Students Will Learn
- How modern AI coding agents reason about software tasks
- How to structure prompts that produce working, maintainable code
- How to review, debug, and improve AI-generated code
- How to build and ship a working app end-to-end
- A repeatable workflow they can apply to schoolwork and personal projects
Other Programmes for Schools
- AI Prompt Engineering Workshop for Schools – Foundational prompt craft across AI tools
- CapCut Video Editing Workshop for Schools
- ChatGPT Workshops for Schools
- About Mind Theory
Bring the Workshop to Your School
We work with secondary schools across Singapore. Reach out with your school name, year group, and preferred scheduling window. We reply within 24 hours with a tailored proposal and sample curriculum.
Contact: info@mindtheory.sg or WhatsApp us.
FAQ
What is the Agentic AI Coding Workshop for schools?
A workshop for Singapore secondary school students where they learn to direct AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor AI, ChatGPT Codex) to build working apps and games. Default format is 3 x 2-hour sessions on-site at your school.
How is this different from the AI Prompt Engineering Workshop?
The Prompt Engineering workshop focuses on foundational prompt craft across AI tools. The Agentic AI Coding workshop goes further: students direct AI agents through multi-step software builds, review and debug AI-generated code, and ship a working app by the end. Schools often book both as a sequence.
Do students need prior coding experience?
No prior coding experience is required. The agentic workflow is designed so students describe what they want and the AI handles most code-writing. Students with some coding background will still find plenty of depth to push into.
Which AI coding tools will students use?
The tools used will be either Google Antigravity, Claude Code, Cursor AI, VS Code, or Codex. Students will use the free trial versions provided by the various cloud AI companies.
What format does the workshop run in?
Our default is 3 x 2-hour sessions, delivered on consecutive days or across a week. We also offer 2 x 2-hour intensives, 4 x 1-hour after-school modules, and customised blocks for IP, CCA, or ICT programmes. We reply to enquiries within 24 hours.
How many students can attend one session?
We typically run sessions with 30 students per instructor. For larger cohorts we bring additional instructors to maintain individual attention. Class sizes are agreed in the proposal.
What does our school need to provide?
A computer lab with a USB C or HDMI, student access to laptops and mouse. (Windows or Mac, IT with cloud AI domains unblocked)
How much does the workshop cost?
Pricing depends on session count, duration, cohort size, and customisation. Reach out via email or WhatsApp and we will reply within 24 hours with a tailored proposal.
Can you customise for our ICT or IP curriculum?
Yes. We adapt project themes, deliverables, and assessment structure to your learning objectives. Please discuss over email so we can align the workshop with your framework.