AI literacy for every Kendriya Vidyalaya child.
AI becomes compulsory from Class 3 in the 2026-27 session. Knowledge Capsules already teaches it, story-led, from age six. We bring to Kendriya Vidyalayas the same programme running in nearly 150 schools across India. Not how to cheat with AI, how to think with it.
It arrived before the syllabus did.
AI turned up in children's lives well ahead of any curriculum. They are already using it for homework, already seeing it in what they watch, and already being told contradictory things by adults still working it out. From the 2026-27 session AI becomes compulsory from Class 3. Kendriya Vidyalayas can lead this, not react to it.
Every child, not just some
AI literacy is becoming the new divide. A Kendriya Vidyalaya child should have it as surely as a private-school child. That equity is the whole point of teaching it here.
One network, one decision
The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan reaches over a thousand schools under one roof. A single decision can put real AI literacy in front of lakhs of children at once.
Aligned with the national push
Story-led, ethical, and built for the classroom, in step with NEP 2020 and India's push to make its children makers of AI, not only users of it.
Human intelligence is greater than artificial intelligence.
Before a single prompt, we teach one idea, and we want a child never to forget it. AI is your co-pilot, not your pilot. You are the star, AI is your co-star. You get the work done from AI, AI does not do the work for you.
The first idea
Human intelligence is greater than artificial intelligence. A child who holds on to that will use AI as a tool for their own thinking, never as a replacement for it.
The COSTAR framework
Context, Objective, Style, Tone, Audience, Response. The same structure professionals use to get the best out of AI, taught to children in plain terms. In a world where knowing how to ask is the new literacy, we catch them young.
Ethical, and a maker
This is not a shortcut. We never ask a child to write an essay through AI. We teach a child to ask a better question, and to turn from a passive user of technology into a maker of it.
Not a slide deck, a class.






A proven method, recognised.
Knowledge Capsules reaches 30,000 children a week and teaches free in 78 West Bengal government schools. Its AI literacy is built with Canva for Education, and in 2026 it won Bronze at the Economic Times Education Excellence Awards.


Bring AI literacy to your Kendriya Vidyalaya.
Tell us your school or your cluster. We will run a first session for your teachers or your children, and you can see the method before anything else.
Or call and WhatsApp +91 97487 35752, or email aditya@knowledgecapsules.co.in
Common questions.
What Kendriya Vidyalayas ask about the AI literacy programme.
What is Knowledge Capsules' AI literacy programme?
Story-led AI classes for children, from age six. Before a single prompt we teach one idea, that human intelligence is greater than artificial intelligence, then the COSTAR framework professionals use, and how to use AI ethically as a maker, not a passive user.
Why does this suit Kendriya Vidyalayas?
AI becomes compulsory from Class 3 in the 2026-27 session. As a national network under one central body, the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan can lead on this rather than react to it, and give every child real AI literacy, not just children in private schools.
Do children need devices or a coding background?
No. We teach thinking before typing. It begins with one idea and a way of asking better questions, and grows from there to writing their own stories and building simple things. It works in an ordinary classroom.
Is this teaching children to cheat with AI?
No, the opposite. We teach that AI is a co-pilot, not a pilot. It is not a shortcut and we never ask a child to write an essay through AI. We teach a child to ask a better question and to stay the author of their own work.
How does a Kendriya Vidyalaya start?
Talk to us. We will run a session for your teachers or your children so you can see the method first, then plan a rollout that fits your school or your cluster.