AI CURRICULUM ROLLOUT · SHARJAH · SPEA

AI Curriculum Rollout in Sharjah Schools

SPEA's AI framework, launched in October 2026, names six stakeholder groups: school leaders, teachers, students, IT teams, educational specialists and parents. Our programme gives each of them usable material from the first week.

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Student using the AI Cloud Lab in a private school in Sharjah
KG to Grade 12AI lessons from Grade 2
Six SPEA groupsMaterial for every one
Local teamPublishing City Free Zone, Sharjah
Since 2014Coding in UAE schools
Teacher running an AI lesson in a private school in Sharjah
SPEAAI framework for Sharjah
THE SPEA SETTING

AI Curriculum for Private Schools in Sharjah: The SPEA Setting

  • The Regulator: SPEA, established in 2018, regulates and supervises private education in Sharjah, covering nurseries, schools, centres and institutes.
  • The Framework: Its AI framework is an ethical guide aligned with UAE directives, with practical guidance for Sharjah schools.
  • Our Fit: We provide ready lessons and a platform that controls access for each user.
PRINCIPLES

How Our Programme Meets the SPEA Principles

SPEA principleHow our programme meets it
Privacy and data protectionThe platform controls access for each user.
FairnessEvery submission is marked automatically in the same way.
Transparency and accountabilityWe disclose where AI is used in the programme.
Human oversightTeachers verify AI marking before students see their feedback.
CybersecurityThe platform runs in the cloud, with no local installation.
Critical thinkingStudents test models on new examples and evaluate the results.
Academic integrityStudents create their own projects, and AI generators are for teacher preparation.
INSTITUTIONS

What the Framework Asks of Institutions

  • Set clear rules for AI use in assignments and assessments.
  • Ask students to disclose their use of AI where appropriate.
  • Make sure AI content does not replace original student work or the role of teachers.
  • Verify AI-generated information and its sources.
  • Know where AI appears in the programme, which the next section sets out.
AI IN THE PROGRAMME

Where AI Appears in Our Programme

  • Marking: Code, quizzes and modules are marked automatically, and teachers verify the results.
  • Teacher preparation: AI generators and a chatbot help teachers draft exercises.
  • Student study: Students study computer vision, speech recognition, language processing and machine learning, and build projects.
  • Student work: Students build their own projects, and the platform supports practice and feedback.
  • Reports: Leaders get analysis, and teachers decide the next steps.
SIX STAKEHOLDER GROUPS

What Each Role Receives

RoleWhat is ready from week one
LeadersClass-level data reports
SpecialistsCustomised content, multi-class tasks and textbooks
IT teamsA browser-based platform with no installation and multi-user management
TeachersLesson plans, adjustable presentations, guides, reference videos and verified automatic marking
StudentsCoding in the platform, then hardware projects, with the first task ready immediately
ParentsAwareness sessions and webinars on coding and AI
ROLLOUT

A Rollout Sequence for Sharjah Schools

Step 1

Confirm with SPEA

Leaders confirm with SPEA how the subject is recorded, using our per-grade lesson plans.

Step 2

Set up classes

IT teams add classes and teachers through multi-user management.

Step 3

Train teachers

Teachers attend training and receive the materials for the opening topic.

Step 4

Start students

Students begin with a first coding task.

Step 5

Review and expand

Leaders and coordinators review class reports and plan the expansion.

DAY TO DAY

Running the Programme Day to Day

Student Monitoring

Student records and progress sit in one place.

Live Classes and Exams

Live classes and exams are managed from one place.

Administration

Less installation and maintenance work, with identity management support.

CURRICULUM

What Our Programme Teaches

Computational Thinking

Breaking a problem into steps a computer can follow.

Coding

Block-based coding and micro:bit first, then Python, HTML, JavaScript and SQL.

Artificial Intelligence

From basic concepts to projects that students build themselves.

Robotics

Arduino, sensors and actuators, with kit projects.

IoT

Raspberry Pi projects in the upper grades.

Textbooks

Computer science textbooks for the British, American, CBSE and Cambridge curricula.

Project Suite

Over 200 projects across grade levels.

Teacher guiding students through an AI lesson in Sharjah
Help deskphone and WhatsApp
ONGOING SUPPORT

Ongoing Support for Teachers and Students

Teacher Development
Training and support continue beyond the first class.
Competition Routes
Pathways to national and international competitions. The 2024 Digital Fest edition was held in Fujairah.
Help Desk
Phone and WhatsApp support for students and teachers.
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WHO WE ARE

Our Office in Sharjah

  • UAE Office: Our UAE office is in Publishing City Free Zone, Sharjah.
  • Headquarters: Our UK headquarters is supported by offices in Toronto and Calicut.
  • Our Network: We run programmes in 10+ countries.
  • In UAE Schools: We have taught coding in UAE schools since 2014.
500+
Schools
500K+
Students
10+
Countries
12
Years in Classrooms
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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The programme runs from KG to Grade 12, with AI lessons starting in Grade 2.
Schools receive the teacher's guide, reference videos, presentations, lesson plans, teacher training and access to AI Cloud Lab.
School leaders confirm with SPEA how the subject is recorded, and we supply per-grade lesson plans to support that conversation.
Yes. Multi-user management and shared tasks let one rollout cover many classes and sections.
Yes. Teachers can assign work to chosen classes and expand to more later.
Examples include a radar unit and a smart dustbin, among other sensor projects.
They are awareness sessions and webinars that explain coding and AI to parents.
Yes. Our account of where AI is used is a starting point that your school can adapt to the SPEA framework.
No. Teachers verify the results before feedback is released to students.
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