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Cyber education for kids
Cyber education that kids enjoy
ComputerLeap teaches children aged 5 to 16 how to stay safe online, think critically and use technology with confidence. Free, no account needed, and built on NIST and CISA guidance.
🎯 What kids learn
Six skills for a safer digital life
Every topic has a lesson, a game and a quick check, so kids practise what they learn.
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Passwords & privacy
Build passphrases, use two-factor login and decide what to share.
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Scams & phishing
Recognize urgent messages, fake prizes and fake links before clicking.
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Kindness online
Respond to bullying, report it, and understand how words land on a screen.
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Safe games & apps
Check ratings, in-app purchases and who can message you.
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AI & deepfakes
Question what looks real, check sources and know when to ask a trusted adult.
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Thinking before sharing
Ask who will see a post, and whether you would be happy for it to last forever.
📚 Lessons by age
Cyber education at every stage
Lessons grow with your child, from first clicks to thinking about AI and their digital footprint.
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Ages 5–7
Safe clicking, asking a grown-up before you download, and being kind in every message.
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Ages 8–10
Strong passwords, spotting a scam, and balancing screen time with play.
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Ages 11–13
Privacy settings, social media, and telling real news from fake news.
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Ages 14–16
AI and deepfakes, your digital footprint, and using technology for school and careers.
🕹️ Learn by doing
Lessons explain the idea. Games make kids use it. Spot a scam in a game, then read the lesson that explains why it was a scam.
❓ Questions parents ask
Cyber education, answered
Is cyber education for kids free?
Yes. Every ComputerLeap lesson, game and guide is free for families and schools, always. There is no account, no subscription and no advertising.
What ages is cyber education for?
Our lessons cover ages 5 to 16, grouped into four levels: Tiny Tots (5–7), Beginner (6–9), Intermediate (10–13) and Advanced (14–16).
Do kids need an account or an email address?
No. Children can learn without signing up. Stars and progress are saved only in the browser on that device.
Can schools and libraries use these lessons?
Yes. Teachers, librarians and club leaders can use every lesson in class. To bring a live workshop to your group, request one on our Workshops page.
How is cyber education different from coding?
Cyber education teaches children to stay safe, think critically and protect their information. Coding teaches them to build with technology. Both matter, and ComputerLeap offers both.
🏫 Bring it to your school
Workshops for schools, libraries and community groups are free, by request only, and based on availability.
👪 Looking for family guidance?
Our guide for parents covers devices, conversations and a family safety plan.