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Kids Weekend Club · by AI Flywheel at Schools

Weekend AI classes for kids: a term of Saturdays.

Weekend AI classes for kids in Classes 3–8 (ages 8–14): a school term of Saturdays, 2 hours a week, with a project every month.

For you: a new thing to make every month, with friends from other schools.

What they make

Something real, every time.

  • KnowMonth 1: a ‘real or fake?’ card game
  • MakeMonth 2: a comic, story or song you direct
  • DoMonth 3: a helper bot for a family job
  • MoveMonth 4: a sensor or robot build
When
A school term of Saturdays · 2 hours a week
Who
Classes 3–8
Take home
A project each month; Classes 6–8 can earn Aware (C1)
₹6,000–9,000 a termProposed

Schedule

  1. 1Every Saturday, 2 hours
  2. 2Classes 3–5 and 6–8 in separate groups
  3. 3Classes 6–8 can earn Aware (C1) at the end of term

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

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Questions parents ask

Quick answers

Are there weekend AI classes for kids?

Yes. The Kids Weekend Club runs on Saturdays for a school term, for Classes 3–8 in two groups: Classes 3–5 and 6–8. Children make a new project every month, with friends from other schools. The proposed fee is ₹6,000–9,000 a term.

How many hours a week is the Weekend Club?

Two hours every Saturday, for one school term. Each month has its own project: a ‘real or fake?’ card game, then a comic, story or song your child directs, then a helper bot for a family job, then a sensor or robot build in the fourth month.

Can my child earn a certificate?

Yes, in Classes 6–8. At the end of the term, children in Classes 6–8 can earn Aware (C1), the first AI Flywheel level, the same one teachers start with. Children in Classes 3–5 finish a project each month and show it to 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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