How a school partnership works.
A ready-to-run robotics program for your timetable: curriculum, kits, trained mentors and LMS access.
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In short: GNR Robotics runs robotics, electronics, 3D printing, drone and AI classes inside your school, taught in person by our trained mentors. Your school gets the curriculum, hands-on kits, project workbooks and LMS access for 26 classes a year, across four grade bands from Grade 1 to Grade 12. Students don't need their own laptops.
Our partner schools include Samsidh, Esha and Aurobindo.
What are the steps?
- Discovery call or visit. We learn your grades, student numbers, board and timetable, and you see a live demo class.
- Proposal. We send a written proposal with the grade-wise courses, delivery model and costs. You can preview our School Curriculum & Composite Skill Lab Proposal now.
- MOU. We sign an MOU that sets out the scope, the academic year and responsibilities on both sides.
- Mentor deployment. A trained, qualified GNR Robotics mentor is assigned to your school and teaches the classes in person.
- Kits and workbooks. Hands-on kits and project workbooks arrive for each grade band before classes begin.
- LMS access. Students get the online platform for video lessons, quizzes and chapter PDFs. It supports the classes; it does not replace them.
- Assessment. Students are assessed on what they build: each grade works towards a project they demonstrate and explain.
- Reporting. The school receives progress updates from the mentor through the year.
What does the school get?
- A grade-wise curriculum covering electronics, 3D printing, drones and AI (see the four grade bands).
- 26 classes a year, delivered offline, in person.
- Hands-on kits and a project workbook for each student.
- LMS access with video lessons, quizzes and chapter PDFs.
- Trained, qualified mentors, and drone hardware and faculty training backed by our MOU with Dronacharya Tech Hub.
- Optional: a Composite Skill Lab framework mapped to CBSE's skill education guidelines.
What does the school provide?
- A timetable slot: the program runs as a regular period or as a club.
- A classroom or lab space where kits can be used and stored.
- A staff coordinator who is our point of contact.
How does it fit our timetable?
26 classes spread across the academic year works out to roughly one period a week. The program can run as a timetabled period or as an after-school club. For CBSE schools, the proposal maps Grades VI–XII to CBSE's skill subjects and the Computational Thinking and AI curriculum.
How is pricing worked out?
We discuss pricing directly with each school, based on the grades covered, the number of students and whether you want a lab set up. Call or email us to talk it through.
Next step
Call 96866 89266 (GSR Murthy, CEO) or 81239 54510, email support@gnrrobo.com, or request a school partnership proposal. Questions first? Read the FAQ or our guide on choosing a robotics program for your school.