AI literacy for
CBSE schools,
Classes 3 to 8
CBSE brings Computational Thinking and AI into Classes 3 to 8 from 2026–27. That is why you are reading this. It is not the reason to buy. Here is the subject.
Talk to us about a pilotWhat it is
Thirty-eight topics across three modules, matching Classes 3–4, 5–6 and 7–8. One 40–60 minute period a week, timetabled and marked like any other subject.
The school owns the period. Your own teacher opens every session from a ready-made lesson plan and handout, and students then learn at their own pace. A light orientation is all the teacher needs to start.
Against the CBSE framework
Read the CBSE circular, April 2026
Where the framework asks for something the sequence does not cover, the topic gets written. Authoring a topic is work the team already does, and it reaches Learnverse quickly.
A school that did it
A 100-student Grade 5 pilot in Guwahati, extended across Classes 3 to 8. The figures and the full case study are on the evidence page.
Read the evidenceFor CSR and non-profit funders
Funders buy the same thing under a different name. A program is scoped to a cohort, runs to a fixed number of sessions, and reports mastery across seven competency domains at the end.
Reporting comes per child and per cohort. The assessment runs from the first session, so the report has a starting measurement in it.
Start with
one grade
A pilot runs one grade band, with the assessment from the first session. You see what the children could do at the end of it.
Talk to us about a pilotSee it with our team