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India's most thoughtfully designed school AI curriculum — a continuous 12-year spine that grows with your child, from playful logic in Pre-Primary to shipping real machine-learning projects by SSC.
AI is an optional after-school club.
"Computer class" means MS Word and typing practice.
Teachers are told to ban AI, not to teach with it.
Coding starts — if at all — around Grade 9.
Weak concepts surface at term-end, too late to fix.
Ethics never comes up.
AI runs through the core curriculum, every single year.
A funded AI & Robotics Lab with real hardware.
100% of faculty certified in classroom AI.
Logic from age 3, Python by Grade 5, machine learning by Grade 9.
AI-assisted progress signals within weeks, not months.
AI ethics is a graded, examinable strand.
Every stage is age-appropriate, hands-on and balanced with creativity, ethics and play.
Children explore patterns, sequencing and cause-and-effect through games and tactile play — the earliest building blocks of logical thinking, screen-free and joyful.
Block-based coding (Scratch & friends), digital storytelling and "how machines think" — students create animations and simple games while learning to be smart, safe digital citizens.
Python programming, robotics and first AI projects — image recognition, chatbots and data exploration. Students learn how AI actually works and start building their own.
Machine-learning basics, data science, and real capstone projects that solve community problems — all framed by serious discussion of AI ethics and responsibility.
From visual blocks to real programming languages, step by step.
Designing, building and programming robots that respond to the world.
Understanding how AI learns from data — and where it can go wrong.
Reading, questioning and visualising data to make smart decisions.
Bias, privacy and responsibility — using technology for good.
Applying AI to real challenges through project-based learning.
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