For parents
AI in school: a parents’ guide.
AI in school means your child learns to make with AI, and to question it. Class by class, mostly unplugged when they are young. Safe by design.

Safe by design
- No AI accounts for Classes 3–5
- No tracking
- Data stays in India
What your child learns
One step for every age.
Screen time and unplugged learning
Screens are for making things, not scrolling.
- Classes 1–5about 85% unplugged
Mostly offline. Cards, paper, floor robots. Teachers demonstrate AI on one screen.
- Classes 6–8about 55% unplugged
Screens for making, not scrolling. Teacher-owned accounts.
- Classes 9–12about 35% unplugged
Real projects in Studio, with a check without AI each time.
- Unplugged On screenIllustrative proportions; your school’s timetable decides.
- 1No AI accounts for Classes 3–5Teachers demonstrate. Children make things offline.
- 2Teacher-owned accounts for older studentsUntil they turn 18.
- 3Parents’ consent firstVerified, before any child’s data is collected.
- 4Data stays in IndiaChildren’s data is never used to train AI models.
- 5No tracking, profiling or adsNo third-party pixels anywhere on this site.
- 6Photos only with written consentShowcases show first name and class only.
Guides: AI at home
A short guide each month.
Free to read and print, with Tamil headings.
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Quick answers
What parents ask us.
Why are schools teaching AI to children?
Because children already meet AI in apps, videos and homework help. At school they learn to make things with it and to question it: check facts, spot fakes and use it honestly. CBSE is also bringing Computational Thinking and AI into Classes 3–8 from 2026–27.
What will my child make with AI?
Something real each term. Classes 1–2 make a pattern book and a floor-robot path. Classes 3–5 make a class chart and a block-coded robot. Classes 6–8 train a simple image classifier and make a checked, labelled poster. Classes 9–12 test AI in Tamil and English and build a capstone.
How much does the school programme cost parents?
Your school decides. We charge the school a yearly band per student, from ₹1,500–2,000 for Classes 1–2 to ₹3,000–4,000 for Classes 9–12 (excl. GST). The school chooses whether that is part of the annual fee or charged separately. AI Flywheel Kids camps are separate and optional.
Is it safe for my child?
Yes, by design. Children in Classes 3–5 have no AI accounts. Older students use teacher-owned accounts until 18, only after your verified consent. Data stays in India and is never used to train AI models. There is no tracking, profiling or ads, and photos need written consent.
AI Flywheel Kids · by AI Flywheel at Schools
Summer camps and weekend clubs for Classes 3–8.
Make it. Question it. Share it.
Want this at your child’s school?
Forward this page to the principal, or ask them to book a demo.



