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| 3 Jul 2026 | |
| The Studio School News |
Throughout the day, students learnt more about Kyndryl’s work, explored how their degree apprenticeship programmes operate, and discovered the types of exciting projects and career opportunities available within the industry. A particular highlight was hearing from Adam, one of the visiting Kyndryl team members, who graduated from The Studio School in August 2025. His journey from student to industry professional gave our learners a relatable and inspiring insight into where their own studies could lead. Students were also treated to a live demonstration of an AI agent overseeing a LEGO build battle, before using AI to help determine the winning team. They then took on their own industry-style challenge, designing and pitching a digital solution to a real-world scenario.
It was a fantastic day of innovation, inspiration, and future-focused learning. A huge thank you to Kyndryl for giving our students such a valuable insight into the digital and technology sector.
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