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The PrimarAI School

A primary school made for the world our kids inhabit

09:00

15:30

2

hours of mastery

Focused, one-to-one maths and reading with an AI tutor and a teacher beside each child.

4

hours of being human

Making, moving, performing, cooking, building, and working with others in the real world.

A Balanced School Day

09:00—11:00

Mastery: Math and Literacy

Instruction tailored to each learner’s speed. By using smart tools for the basics, we ensure educators can provide targeted support exactly where it is needed most for growth.

11:00 Break

11:30—15:30

Human Skill: Building, Moving, Designing, and Group Innovation

Afternoons are energetic and collaborative. We reclaim the hours saved by efficient tech use to focus entirely on physical play, design, performance, and curiosity.

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Technology gives us time back.

AI handles the repetitive practice so the morning is calm and focused. The payoff is four extra hours each day for real-world work: building, performing, cooking, fixing, and learning how to live well with powerful tools.

MOVE

THINK

PLAY

A Wednesday at PrimarAI

A calm, focused morning with AI-supported learning, followed by a loud, hands-on afternoon of making, moving and working together.

09:00

11:00

12:30

15:00

14:45

15:00

One ordinary Wednesday, shaped for the world our six-year-olds are growing into.

Headphones on. Each child works at their own level in maths and reading with an AI tutor and a teacher beside them.

Recess outside, then small-group work on real writing and speaking tasks for a real audience.

Projects in the studio, garden or hall: building, performing, cooking, fixing, or running a small venture.

Tribe time to reflect on the day, set goals and head home tired in the right ways.

Iterative learning through failure.

Refining ideas. The learning continues.

What a child leaves primary school able to do

By the end of Year 6, a PrimarAI graduate is ready for an AI-saturated world and a very human life. Our outcomes focus on the capabilities that don’t get cheaper just because the technology does.

To know things.

To make things.

To explain ideas.

To work with others.

To recognise when technology is useful.

To recognise when it isn’t.

To keep learning when nobody has provided the instructions.

The Blueprint

The PrimarAI Blueprint is a practical plan for an AI-native Australian primary school: two hours of AI-supported mastery each morning, four hours of real-world capability each afternoon, and fifteen clear graduation outcomes.

About Dane

PrimarAI is being developed by Dane Smale, a NSW primary teacher and parent, drawing on classroom work, AI practice in industry, and the Castlereagh Statement on AI in Australian education.

Contact primarai.education@gmail.com

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