Computer & AI Laboratory
A working development environment rather than a typing room — students write real programs, debug them, and ship small projects from Class 3 onward.
Building fluency, not just familiarity
Every student gets an individual workstation, so nobody watches over a partner shoulder. The curriculum moves from block-based logic in the primary wing to Python, web fundamentals and introductory machine learning by Class 10.
The lab doubles as our National Cyber Olympiad preparation centre. Students who take the NCO track get additional lab hours through the second term, at no extra fee.
What students learn here
- Block-based logic and algorithmic thinking in the primary wing
- Python programming, data structures and problem decomposition
- Web fundamentals — HTML, CSS and basic JavaScript
- Introductory machine-learning concepts and how AI models work
- Digital safety, responsible use and research skills
Facilities and tracks
Open through the school day, with supervised access during study periods.
Individual Workstations
One machine per student, so every learner writes and runs their own code.
Programming Track
Progressive path from visual logic through Python to project work.
AI Fundamentals
How models learn, where they fail, and what they can and cannot be trusted with.
Digital Safety
Privacy, source evaluation and responsible conduct online.
NCO Preparation
Dedicated coaching for the National Cyber Olympiad with extra lab hours.
High-Speed Access
Reliable connectivity for research, documentation and online judges.
Want to see this in person?
Book a campus visit and walk through the facility with our faculty.