SparkSchool AI

SPARKSCHOOL AI · ABOUT

Teachers should have more time to teach.

SparkSchool AI is an AI teaching platform for teachers and schools, built in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.

What is SparkSchool AI?

SparkSchool AI is an AI teaching platform that helps teachers plan lessons, create classroom resources, build assessments, differentiate practice and plan remediation in one workspace. It offers 90+ AI tools and works with CBSE and ICSE in India, US Common Core and US state standards, the British national curriculum, the IB programmes and the Australian Curriculum. Teachers stay in charge: every AI output is a draft they review before classroom use.

The work behind every lesson

Teachers connect curriculum, examples, activities and assessment every day. Repetitive preparation can crowd out the time available to understand and support students.

Why SparkSchool exists

We bring that teaching workflow into one AI-powered platform: plan, create, teach, assess and understand. AI helps with drafting and organisation; educators bring context, judgement and care.

A complete view of the teacher

Supporting educators means more than speeding up preparation. Differentiation and remediation help teachers respond to learning needs, while the EQ and mindfulness zone recognises the person behind the lesson.

How we approach AI

We design SparkSchool for adult educators, not for direct use by children. Teachers review accuracy, suitability and curriculum fit before using any draft. Information travels over encrypted HTTPS connections, and we do not use your prompts or generated content to train our own models or third-party foundation models. The Trust Centre and Privacy Policy explain the details.

Our company

SparkSchool AI is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. We have grown with support from the NVIDIA Inception programme for start-ups, i-Hub Gujarat, GTU Ventures and the Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) at the Indian Institute of Science.

How we write our guides

Our guides for teachers are written by Alok Kumar Singh and reviewed by the SparkSchool AI team. Every statistic links to a primary source, such as the OECD, UNESCO, NCERT or a government policy document. Each guide shows when it was published and last updated. If you spot an error, email hello@sparkschool.ai and we will review and correct it.

Contact us

Email hello@sparkschool.ai for support, school demos, partnerships and media enquiries, or use the contact page.

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