Schools
Spark for every student, and how to start.
Every child’s own tutor, after school.
A tutor who notices how every child thinks, and talks each day’s lesson through with them at home.A tutor who notices how every child thinks, and talks each day’s lesson through with them at home.
Classes 6–10 · CBSE and ICSE syllabus aligned · Aligned with NEP 2020
Class 10 · Light · An example session
Q2. White light goes into a prism. What comes out the other side?
White light through a glass prism
Your teacher teaches the class. Spark is each child’s tutor after it.
A good teacher wants to hear each child think out loud. One period leaves time for a few. The rest take the question home and work on it alone.
Most children already have one on their phone. It answers whatever it’s asked, the answer gets copied down, and the idea never comes up.
why does the rainbow come out going down?
A chatbot
Because a prism bends light towards its base. Each colour bends by a different amount, so they spread out below the beam.
Copied down.
Spark
Where is the torch actually pointing?
at the prism… a bit upwards?
so the glass bent it down, towards the thick end
Children will do homework with AI this year either way. Spark is one a school can choose, and she teaches instead of handing over answers.
The same tutor, every evening.
Whatever the class did that day, she picks it up that night, the way their teacher taught it. Any subject she teaches, out loud.
Before exams, she goes back over the lessons with questions they haven’t seen yet.
Monday evening · about 10 minutes
Science
Electricity
Close the switch. Where does the current go first?
Parents
An evening card, and a question for dinner.
Signing up on your own
Not through a school? Write to us.
How Spark teaches
Quiet most of the time. When she speaks, it’s usually a question.
Safety and data
Student data is stored in India. What else is settled, and what isn’t yet.
Syllabus and classes
Classes 6–10, CBSE and ICSE syllabus aligned.
Start small: one class, one subject, 30 days.
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We visit and show you Spark.
A few of your students talk a lesson through with her, then we answer your questions. Free.
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A free 30-day demo.
One subject, one class. Spark follows what the class is taught and goes over it with each child at home. We do the setup.
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Then you decide.
You’ll have seen it work with your own students, evening by evening.
After the demo, the school pays per student, per year. Parents pay nothing extra. How pricing works
Not through a school? Sign up on your own
Questions you’ll probably have.
Cost, the demo, phones and data. Or ask Spark your own.
Classes 6 to 10.
We suggest starting the demo with one class.
Lessons are aligned with the CBSE and ICSE syllabus, and with NEP 2020.
With a free visit: a few of your students talk a lesson through with Spark while you watch.
Then a free 30-day demo, for one subject in one class. After that, you decide.
Yes, a free 30-day demo for one subject in one class.
We do the setup, so the class can start with Spark straight away.
For schools, the school pays per student, per year. That covers Spark for every student and the setup.
Not when the school signs up. The school pays, and parents pay nothing extra.
Signing up on your own? Write to us.
One class to start with, and children who can use a phone at home in the evening.
We do the setup.
Yes. Write to us and we’ll set it up with you.
No. Your teacher teaches the class.
Spark goes over that day’s lesson with each child afterwards, at home, the way it was taught.
No. She asks a question back, and stays on the step where their thinking went off.
That goes into the data-protection notice our lawyers are writing, and we’ll publish it on this site.
In India.
There’s more on how we handle it on our safety page.
See Spark teach your own students.
Pick a week, and we’ll come to your school.
Not through a school? Sign up on your own