Curriculum map
The AI syllabus, Class 1 to 12: four programmes, one wheel.
Our AI syllabus from Class 1 to 12 runs as four programmes. Every class learns all four stages, Know, Make, Do and Move, at the right step for its age.
Updated
Every class, all four stages
- Classes 1–12
- Tamil and English
- CBSE, ICSE and State Board
- Up to 2 periods a week
Classes 1–2
Flywheel Play
₹1,500–2,000 a year Ed 1.1
- Know: Sort, match and find patterns in pictures
- Make: Make stories with picture cards; the teacher shows an AI picture and children spot what's wrong
- Do: “Robot says”: give exact instructions
- Move: Move a floor robot along a path
Classes 3–5
Flywheel Spark
₹2,000–3,000 a year Ed 1.1
- Know: Class data hunts: count, chart, compare
- Make: Teacher-led AI drawing and stories; children spot mistakes and unfair pictures
- Do: “Robot recipes”: flowcharts for a helper
- Move: Block-coded robots and simple sensors
Classes 6–8
Flywheel Practitioner
₹2,500–3,500 a year Ed 1.1
- Know: Build a class dataset; train a simple image classifier
- Make: Make with AI, then check it, cite it and label it
- Do: Design a helper agent on paper, then try it with supervision
- Move: Sensor projects: sort, measure, react
Classes 9–12
Flywheel Builders Club
₹3,000–4,000 a year Ed 1.1
- Know: Test AI models in Tamil and English; read a model card
- Make: A school media pipeline with permissions and labels
- Do: A supervised agent in Agentic Studio
- Move: Robotics with simulation first, then the lab
Programme names and price bands are from Ed 1.1. Class bands and activities are a proposal, confirmed with each school.
Every project runs DRIVE
Spot. Gather. Make. Test. Share.
- 1Spot a problem
- 2Gather what we need
- 3Make it
- 4Test it and check it’s fair
- 5Share it and make it better
Alongside, CORE
Play by the rules · Be open · Be responsible · Stay in charge.
One check without AI. Each project ends with a short unplugged check, so children show they understood, not just that the tool worked.
Board alignment
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Each mapping shows what we cover, and what we add.
CBSE
Based on Computational Thinking and AI for Classes 3–8 (from 2026–27).
What we cover, and what we add.
ICSE
Based on CISCE Computer Studies (Classes 1–8) and Computer Applications (Classes 9–10), class by class.
What we cover, and what we add. Proposed.
TN State Board
Based on the Tamil Nadu State Board syllabus, taught in Tamil or English.
Tamil-first lesson kits.
In the school year
Three moments to show the work.
Flywheel Day
One school day a year. Every class shows one thing it made.
Inter-school Challenge
Teams from Classes 6–12 solve one local problem.
Annual Showcase
Builders Club capstones, shown to families. First names only.
Questions coordinators ask
Quick answers
What do children learn in AI from Class 1 to 12?
All four stages at every age: Know, Make, Do and Move. Classes 1–2 find patterns and steer a floor robot. Classes 3–5 chart data and code robots. Classes 6–8 train a simple classifier and check AI output. Classes 9–12 test AI models and build a capstone project.
How many periods a week does AI need?
It depends on the class. Flywheel Play (Classes 1–2) is about 20 sessions a year. Spark (Classes 3–5) takes one period a week, and Practitioner (Classes 6–8) one or two. Builders Club (Classes 9–12) runs as a club plus a capstone. We fit it to your timetable.
What are the four stages of the AI Flywheel?
Know, Make, Do and Move. Know is Foundation AI: data, patterns and how machines learn. Make is Generative AI: making with AI, then checking it. Do is Agentic AI: clear, fair steps for a helper. Move is Physical AI: robots and sensors. Every class from 1 to 12 learns all four.
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