Robotics Classes Curriculum for Schools in India, Ready From Day One
Most schools want to teach robotics, but very few get past the planning stage without help. We give schools the kits, the lessons and the teacher training all built in, so there's nothing left to build from scratch.
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What Makes Our Robotics Classes Curriculum Different
Here's what makes our robotics classes curriculum for schools in India different:
What's Inside the Kits
Support That Doesn't End at Setup
Ongoing support around our robotics classes curriculum doesn't stop once the kits arrive.
Getting Teachers Ready
Ongoing training keeps pace with new tools, not a one-time crash course.
Helping Parents Understand It
Short sessions explain what robotics involves, so parents aren't left guessing.
Giving Parents a Role
Webinars give parents a way to stay involved, not just updates after the fact.
Closing the Gaps
Hands-on workshops for students who need a bit more practice than the classroom allows.
A Club Outside Class Hours
A regular space for students who want to keep building once the school day ends.
Competition Entry Support
Support for students entering robotics competitions, at state and national level.
National Recognition for Projects
Digital Fest gives student projects a stage beyond their own school walls.
Technical Support Around the Clock
Help available any time, for students and teachers alike, when something isn't working.
Rooted in India, Running Worldwide
Our robotics classes curriculum is backed by years of use across classrooms, well before robotics was a standard part of any school's timetable. The same curriculum now runs in 10+ countries, across 500+ partner schools, and has reached more than 400,000 students. It's also built to line up with NEP (National Education Policy) 2020 and the NCF (National Curriculum Framework), including the latest CBSE approach to Computational Thinking and AI. In CBSE schools, this practical approach also fits what Grade 9 students are expected to do under Kaushal Vikas.
What Robotics Classes Look Like Here
A robotics classroom here looks less like a lecture and more like a workshop, with students building, testing and fixing devices rather than just reading about them. That's what a robotics classes curriculum for schools in India is meant to look like, hands full, not just notebooks.
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