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Kids Summer Camp · by AI Flywheel at Schools

An AI summer camp for kids in Chennai: two weeks of making.

Our AI summer camp for kids runs in Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai and Tiruchirappalli: two weeks in April–May, 2–3 hours a day, for Classes 3–8 (ages 8–14).

For you: build a robot, teach it a trick, and show everyone on Showcase Day.

What they make

Something real, every time.

  • KnowSort pictures and find where a machine guesses wrong
  • MakeA picture story, made with AI and checked by hand
  • DoA helper bot that follows clear, fair steps
  • MoveA small robot that moves along a paper town
When
2 weeks in April–May · 2–3 hours a day
Who
Classes 3–5 and 6–8, in separate groups
Take home
A finished project, a printed certificate and a family Showcase Day
₹4,000–7,500Proposed

Schedule

  1. 1Week 1: explore, sort and make a story
  2. 2Week 2: build the bot and the robot
  3. 3Last day: family Showcase Day

Same safety rules

As safe as school.

Is AI safe for children? Read the promise
  • No AI accounts for Classes 3–5
  • Instructor-owned accounts for Classes 6–8
  • Parents’ consent first
  • No tracking on Kids pages
  • Hands and work in photos, not faces

Summer camps fill from February.

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Questions parents ask

Quick answers

When are AI summer camps in Chennai?

In April–May, before the June school term. Each Kids Summer Camp runs for two weeks, 2–3 hours a day, for Classes 3–5 and 6–8 in separate groups. Camps are planned in Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai and Tiruchirappalli; join the waitlist to hear confirmed 2027 dates first.

What does a summer camp cost?

The proposed fee is ₹4,000–7,500 for the two weeks. The final fee is set with each host school or learning centre. Kids at Home packs are a lower-cost option: a free sampler, then ₹499–999 a pack, to do together at home.

What does my child take home?

A finished project, a printed certificate and a family Showcase Day. Over two weeks, children in Classes 3–8 build a picture story checked by hand, a helper bot that follows clear steps and a small robot that moves along a paper town, then show the family.

Want this at your child’s school?

Forward this page to the principal, or ask them to book a demo.

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