SPARK Studio by EduGenixAIRunning
An innovation lab your school actually runs.
SPARK Studio is EduGenixAI’s in-school innovation and maker programme — a structured curriculum, real projects, and trained facilitators — so making becomes a timetabled habit, not an annual event.
Timetabled · facilitated · yours
Running
in schools today
Curriculum
structured, year-long
Facilitators
trained on campus
Who SPARK Studio serves.
Schools
A maker programme with a spine: curriculum, session plans and outcomes — not a room of equipment waiting for an idea.
Students
Design, build, fail, rebuild — projects with real materials and real constraints, inside the school week.
Facilitators & teachers
Training that turns interested teachers into confident maker-facilitators, with session plans they can run on day one.
The work it takes off your desk.
A year-long curriculum
Progressive maker and innovation modules across the year — each session planned, resourced and outcome-mapped.
Real projects
Students build working things — from mechanisms to electronics — and learn the discipline of iterating on a real object.
Facilitator training
We train your teachers to run the studio, on your campus — the programme belongs to the school, not to a visiting vendor.
Connected to the stack
SPARK sessions draw on Prayog labs and MakerGrid hardware where schools run them — one ladder from screen to bench.
NEP 2020 native
Experiential, hands-on, competency-oriented — the programme structure NEP 2020 asks schools to build.
A programme, not a parcel.
No connection required
- Runs inside the school’s timetable, in the school’s own space
- EduGenixAI provides curriculum, session plans and facilitator training
- Materials lists planned per school and per budget
- Currently running in schools — references available on request
Thursday, the studio period.
The brief on the board is simple: make something that moves without a motor. Rubber bands, syringes, cardboard and argument follow. Two groups fail loudly and start again — which is the lesson.
The facilitator is one of the school’s own teachers, trained last term. By the final bell there are eleven machines that move, one that spectacularly does not, and a room that has to be asked to leave.
The details a committee asks for.
- Format
- In-school programme with curriculum and training
- Status
- Running in schools
- Delivery
- School’s own facilitators, trained by EduGenixAI
- Alignment
- NEP 2020 experiential-learning goals
- Pairs with
- MakerGrid hardware and Prayog virtual labs
- Pricing
- Programme pricing per school in INR — on request
Part of one stack.
Asked by principals, answered plainly.
No — it is a timetabled, year-long programme with a curriculum. Workshops create a photo; programmes create a habit.
Your teachers, after our facilitator training. We stay involved, but the studio belongs to the school.
Less than you fear. Materials are planned per school and budget; the early modules run on deliberately simple materials because constraints teach.
SPARK is the programme; MakerGrid is the AI-and-robotics lab it can grow into. Schools often start with SPARK and add MakerGrid as students climb.
See SPARK Studio on your school's structure.
A thirty-minute demo with the founder — your classes, your sections, your questions.
Prefer to talk first? +91 77730 07776