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Creator’s Hub

Future-ready learning, 
embedded in the school day

A working studio where students code, design, build, record, prototype and solve. A space for not just exposure, but practice.

It’s not just technology. It is timetabled, faculty-led, and skill-sequenced. It connects directly to academic progression and real-world capability.

Creator’s Hub is The Knowledge Habitat School’s new CBSE-integrated initiative, bringing AI, robotics, coding, and design into everyday learning through structured, hands-on experiences.

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Why Creator’s Hub

Explore the Program

We cannot predict every future career. We can, however, avoid preparing children for a fixed target in a moving landscape. 
Today, many serious career pathways began as hobbies:

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3D Modelling & Animation 
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Applied AI & Automation
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Metaverse
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Audio Engineering 
Robotics &
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Robotics &
Smart Machines
Creative Media 
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Creative Media 
& Product Design
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Why Creator’s Hub

Explore the Program

We cannot predict every future career. We can, however, avoid preparing children for a fixed target in a moving landscape. 
Today, many serious career pathways began as hobbies:

Your Child's Future Main Visual
3D Modelling & Animation 
3D Modelling & Animation 
Applied AI & Automation
Applied AI & Automation
Metaverse
Metaverse
Convers AI
Convers AI
Audio Engineering 
Audio Engineering 
Robotics &
Smart Machines
Robotics &
Smart Machines
Creative Media 
& Product Design
Creative Media 
& Product Design

Creator’s Hub

Building Future - Ready Creators

Creator’s Hub is a future-ready learning space where students move from using technology to creating with it.
Each student is unique, we encourage them to compose their own learning trajectory.

Creator’s Hub is not an occasional workshop or after-school club.

  • Built into the curriculum
  • Guided by trained faculty
  • Organised by grade level
  • Connected to real-world applications
  • Designed around visible student work
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Code

Code

AI, coding, data literacy, logic and digital safety.

Robotise

Robotise

Robotics, electronics, sensors, IoT, automation and smart systems.

Express

Express

Digital design, animation, film, audio, music, podcasts and games.

Apply

Apply

Product design, UI/UX, school-based challenges and real-world problem-solving.

Test

Test

Prototypes, 3D models, printed objects, debugging, feedback and iteration.

Organise

Organise

Portfolios, project documentation, teamwork and production planning.

Release

Release

Capstones, showcases, competitions, presentations & student portfolios.

CREATORS

Code

Code

AI, coding, data literacy, logic and digital safety.

The learning pathway

How Skill Grow Across Grades

Creator’s Hub draws on the innovation lab model, where students work across AI, robotics, design, media, sound and creative technologies through hands-on projects.

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Grade 1–2

Foundational Exposure

Curiosity Students begin with playful, concrete experiences.

  • Computational Think & Coding
  • Robotics & Making
  • Digital Storytelling
  • Creative Digital Design
2

Grade 3–5

Exploration & Skill Building

Students begin to work with more intention.

  • Coding & AI Foundations
  • Robotics & Physical Computing
  • App Design
  • Digital Art & Design
  • Motion Graphics & Animation
  • 3D Design
3

Grade 6–9

Application & Integration

Students start combining disciplines.

  • AI, Machine Learning & Data Driven Decision Making
  • Advanced Robotics & Automation
  • UX/UI Design
  • Product Design & Prototyping
  • Branding & Visual Communication
  • 3D Modelling & 3D Printing
  • Innovation & Entrepreneurship
4

Grade 10

Capstone

The learning journey culminates in interdisciplinary capstone projects where students apply technology, creativity, and innovation to solve real-world challenges with measurable community impact.

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Grade 1–2

Foundational Exposure

Curiosity Students begin with playful, concrete experiences.

  • Computational Think & Coding
  • Robotics & Making
  • Digital Storytelling
  • Creative Digital Design
2

Grade 3–5

Exploration & Skill Building

Students begin to work with more intention.

  • Coding & AI Foundations
  • Robotics & Physical Computing
  • App Design
  • Digital Art & Design
  • Motion Graphics & Animation
  • 3D Design
3

Grade 6–9

Application & Integration

Students start combining disciplines.

  • AI, Machine Learning & Data Driven Decision Making
  • Advanced Robotics & Automation
  • UX/UI Design
  • Product Design & Prototyping
  • Branding & Visual Communication
  • 3D Modelling & 3D Printing
  • Innovation & Entrepreneurship
4

Grade 10

Capstone

The learning journey culminates in interdisciplinary capstone projects where students apply technology, creativity, and innovation to solve real-world challenges with measurable community impact.

Student Creation

Display of students excellence

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Aisha K., Grade 10

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Aisha K., Grade 10

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Sports

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Aisha K., Grade 10

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Dance

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Aisha K., Grade 10

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Student-Built Robot

Aisha K., Grade 10

Student-Built Robot
Robotics

Student-Built Robot

Aisha K., Grade 10

Student-Built Robot
Sports

Student-Built Robot

Aisha K., Grade 10

Student-Built Robot
Quiz

Student-Built Robot

Aisha K., Grade 10

Student-Built Robot
Dance

Student-Built Robot

Aisha K., Grade 10

Testimonials

Voices From Creator’s Hub

Rohan Mehta
Aarav Sharma
Kabir Malhotra
Rohan Mehta

Rohan Mehta

Grade 12, Robotics & AI Track

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Two approaches. One clear difference.

Creator’s Hub vs a conventional computer lab

At The Knowledge Habitat, this approach is structured by grade level, linked to the curriculum and designed for regular school use.

Conventional Computer Lab

  • Learn software
  • Fixed exercises
  • Isolated computer periods
  • Coding as one skill
  • Limited outputs
  • Technology as a subject
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Creator’s Hub

  • Build with technology
  • Open-ended projects
  • Curriculum-linked pathways
  • Coding connected to AI, design, robotics, sound and media
  • Portfolios, prototypes and capstones
  • Technology as a way to think, create and solve
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Workshop/ Session | 5 mins read

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REPORT ON SESSION BY SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS GRADES XI-XII A career guidance session was conducted for students of Grades XI and XII by Ms Aditi Khurana, representing the School of Visual Arts (SVA), New York, on 14 July. The session introduced students to a wide range of career opportunities in the creative fields, including visual arts, design, animation, illustration, filmmaking, and digital media. She provided valuable insights into SVA’s academic programmes, admissions process, portfolio development, and scholarship opportunities. She also highlighted the importance of creativity, innovation, and skill-building in preparing for careers in the rapidly evolving creative industry. The interactive session encouraged students to explore their artistic interests and gain a deeper understanding of international higher education opportunities. It was a highly enriching experience that inspired students to consider creative disciplines as promising and rewarding career pathways.

Workshop/ Session | 5 mins read

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Shadows, Stories, and Smiles A glowing screen and dancing shadows turned a Hindi lesson into a magical learning experience as children explored the vyanjan ढ through shadow storytelling. As the story unfolded, learners heard and saw words beginning with ढ, helping them connect with the sound and letter in a meaningful and engaging way. The captivating visuals and expressive narration kept children curious and involved throughout the session. They eagerly listened, identified familiar words, and enthusiastically took part in discussions, making the learning experience both interactive and enjoyable. Beyond letter recognition, the activity strengthened listening skills, vocabulary, and imagination. Most importantly, it showed children that learning can be joyful, creative, and full of wonder. The smiles, excitement, and active participation reflected how much they enjoyed this unique approach to language learning, leaving them eager for many more stories to come.

Day to Day Activity | 5 mins read

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Turncoat Debate – Hindi

REPORT ON INTER-HOUSE TURNCOAT HINDI DEBATE COMPETITION The Inter-House Turncoat Debate Competition (Hindi) for students of Grades IX–XII was held on 13 July 2026, providing a dynamic platform for students to demonstrate their public speaking, critical thinking, and spontaneity. Participants debated both sides of a topic, showcasing their ability to present balanced and convincing arguments. The competition featured contemporary topics such as Can AI Replace Traditional Teaching? An Ageing Population: Asset or Liability? The Importance of Community Service among School Students, and Demographic Changes and Their Impact on Society. Students impressed the audience with their confidence, eloquence, and well-reasoned perspectives. The event concluded on a high note, celebrating the participants’ analytical skills, presence of mind, and ability to appreciate multiple viewpoints, making it a truly enriching learning experience.

Day to Day Activity | 5 mins read

Pen-Power

Pen Power – Interclass English Writing Event (Grades 7 & 8)

The English Department successfully conducted Pen Power, an interclass English writing event for students of Grades 7 and 8 on 9 July 2026. The event provided young writers with an engaging platform to express their creativity, imagination and language skills through original writing. Grade 7 students enthusiastically crafted imaginative dialogues, bringing everyday objects and historical figures to life through meaningful and humorous conversations. Grade 8 students showcased their wit and poetic flair by composing humorous poems filled with vivid imagery, rhythm and originality. The event encouraged students to think critically, communicate creatively and experiment with language while adhering to the conventions of different writing forms. It also nurtured confidence in self-expression, strengthened vocabulary and reinforced the importance of audience, tone and purpose in writing. Pen Power proved to be a joyful celebration of creativity and learning, inspiring students to discover the power of words while fostering a deeper appreciation for the art of writing.

Day to Day Activity | 5 mins read

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Workshop/ Session | 5 mins read

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REPORT ON SESSION BY SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS GRADES XI-XII A career guidance session was conducted for students of Grades XI and XII by Ms Aditi Khurana, representing the School of Visual Arts (SVA), New York, on 14 July. The session introduced students to a wide range of career opportunities in the creative fields, including visual arts, design, animation, illustration, filmmaking, and digital media. She provided valuable insights into SVA’s academic programmes, admissions process, portfolio development, and scholarship opportunities. She also highlighted the importance of creativity, innovation, and skill-building in preparing for careers in the rapidly evolving creative industry. The interactive session encouraged students to explore their artistic interests and gain a deeper understanding of international higher education opportunities. It was a highly enriching experience that inspired students to consider creative disciplines as promising and rewarding career pathways.

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Meet The Mentor

Deepa Kadian — Head of Technology

Deepa Kadian is Head of Technology at The Knowledge Habitat School, leading digital transformation and technology strategy across its network of K-12 campuses. With over 20 years in educational technology, she builds innovation labs and industry-aligned curricula spanning AI, Robotics, Digital Design, 3D Modelling and Animation, and Media Literacy.

She has mentored students to national and international success in leading STEM competitions, trained 200+ educators in AI and project-based learning, and leads the school’s technology and cybersecurity initiatives. She holds a Master’s in Computer Applications and advanced certifications in AI and Data Science.