Flywheel Builders Club · Classes 9–12 · ages 14–17
AI and robotics club for Classes 9–12: Flywheel Builders Club
An AI and robotics club for Classes 9, 10, 11 and 12 (ages 14–17): real projects in AI Flywheel Studio, with a capstone.
Price band
₹3,000–4,000
per student a year Ed 1.1
Levels: Practitioner (C2) → Builder (C3), school version
Each term
What children make.
A Tamil–English model test, written up like a model card
1A supervised helper agent for a real school task
2A capstone: one full DRIVE turn, shown at the Annual Showcase
3Test AI models in Tamil and English; read a model card
A school media pipeline with permissions and labels
A supervised agent in Agentic Studio
Robotics with simulation first, then the lab
Sample lesson · 80 minutes
Does it understand Tamil?
Every lesson ends with one check without AI.
- 1Students write 20 test questions in Tamil and English
- 2They run them through two models in Studio
- 3They score the answers and write a one-page model card
Check without AI: Defend one score in a short oral review.
For the timetable
How it runs in your school.
- Time
- Club + a capstone DRIVE turn
- AI use rule
- Teacher-owned accounts until 18.
- Teacher training
- A club lead at Practitioner (C2), working towards Builder (C3).
- Progress report
- Termly report by level (C2–C3), plus capstone records the school can share with parents.
Questions about Classes 9–12
Quick answers
What is a school AI club?
A school AI club is a regular space where older students build real AI projects. Flywheel Builders Club runs for Classes 9–12 (ages 14–17) in AI Flywheel Studio, led by a teacher at Practitioner (C2), and ends with a capstone project shown to families at the Annual Showcase.
What AI capstone projects can Class 9–12 students build?
A capstone is one full DRIVE turn: spot a real problem, gather what is needed, make it, test it for fairness, then share it. Students build on their club work, such as testing AI models in Tamil and English, a supervised helper agent for a school task, or a robot simulated first.
How do students reach Builder (C3)?
Builders Club moves students in Classes 9–12 from Practitioner (C2) towards Builder (C3), school version. They earn it with real work: a model test, a supervised agent and a capstone, each ending with a check without AI, such as defending a score in a short oral review.
Book a school demo
See Builders Club with your own Classes 9–12 students.
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