Grace & ForceA NanoSkool platform

Think clearly. Speak with purpose.

Turn your potential
into peak performance.

Debate. Speak. Question. Create. Grace & Force brings AI-supported practice into one workspace, helping students build the confidence to express what they know.

Illustration of a student presenting her ideas while two classmates listen
From having an idea to being heard.

What Grace & Force stands for

Grace in expression.
Force in conviction.

Grace helps you connect.

Listen with respect. Speak with composure. Perform with expression and control. Grace is how you share your ideas while making room for others.

Force helps your ideas count.

Reason clearly. Support your argument with evidence. Bring conviction and energy to your delivery. Force is the strength of your message—not aggression or a louder voice.

Together, Grace and Force help students turn what they know into what they can do—in debate, speaking and performance. Peak performance is the goal. Unlocking the genius within is the ambition.

FROM POTENTIAL TO PEAK PERFORMANCE
01 / THINK

Find your idea.

02 / PRACTISE

Shape your voice.

03 / EXPRESS

Make yourself heard.

04 / ACHIEVE

Rise to peak performance.

Unlock the genius within.

Think. Practise. Express. Achieve. An illustration of the journey, not a performance measurement or guaranteed outcome.

Inside the workspace

Choose your mode.
Develop your strength.

From your first argument to your next performance, choose the kind of practice you need today.

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01Ranked

Debate Arena

Build an argument. Think on your feet.

Take on AI in a one-to-one ranked debate. Put forward your view, respond to a challenge and practise making a stronger case.

Earn GForce tokens and work your way up the global leaderboard.

Reasoning · Rebuttal · PersuasionOpen workspace
Illustration of model un learning and practice
02World stage

Model UN

See the world from another seat.

Represent a country in a global diplomacy session. Explore a position, negotiate and learn to persuade without losing sight of the bigger picture.

Practise the language of diplomacy and leadership.

Diplomacy · Negotiation · LeadershipOpen workspace
Illustration of wisdom arena learning and practice
03Roleplay

Wisdom Arena

Step into a different perspective.

Explore historical roleplay through figures such as Gandhi, Churchill and Lincoln. Debate from another point of view and examine how ideas are defended.

AI roleplay is a learning simulation, not an authentic historical conversation.

Perspective · History · Critical thinkingOpen workspace
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04Coaching

Super Tutor

Keep asking. Keep understanding.

Ask questions, drill concepts and sharpen your technique with a personal AI coach. Work through what you know—and what still needs practice.

Bring your questions and keep the learning conversation going.

Questions · Concepts · PracticeOpen workspace
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05Speech

Speech Coach

Give your ideas a clearer voice.

Work on vocal clarity, pacing and delivery with your personal AI speech trainer. Practise how you speak, as well as what you want to say.

Focus your next attempt on a specific part of your delivery.

Clarity · Pace · DeliveryOpen workspace
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06Analysis

Speech Analysis

Hear what you can improve.

Analyse your spoken debate speeches with AI and review actionable feedback metrics. Turn a completed speech into a starting point for your next practice session.

Use feedback to reflect on your performance, not just finish a task.

Feedback · Reflection · ImprovementOpen workspace
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07Music

Sangeet

Find your rhythm. Express yourself.

Explore AI music training for all grades. Practise pitch, rhythm and expression, with scoring in real time.

Another way to develop your voice—through music.

Pitch · Rhythm · ExpressionOpen workspace

Make practice purposeful

One attempt.
A reason to try again.

You do not need a perfect first performance. You need a starting point—and something specific to work on.

01

Choose a focus

A clearer speech? A stronger argument? Pick the mode that matches your goal.

02

Put it into practice

Speak, debate, ask a question or work on a musical phrase.

03

Reflect and return

Use the feedback available in your mode to guide your next attempt.

For parents & schools

More room
for every voice.

Bring speaking, reasoning and expression into the learning routine—not only the annual competition.

Explore Grace & Force for schools ↗
For students

A place to practise being heard.

Try out an argument, ask another question or work on your delivery before taking it into a classroom conversation.

For parents

Listen for progress, not perfection.

Encourage regular practice. Ask your child what they tried, what they noticed and what they want to improve next.

For school leadership

Build practice into the programme.

Speak with NanoSkool about cohort rollout, facilitator training and audio-screening requirements.

Speech assessment

Look beyond
the loudest voice.

The published speech rubric considers ideas, structure and delivery. Its eight criteria total 100 marks; it is not a universal scoring scale for every mode.

Audio-focused practice and review

The platform’s audio-screening approach uses recordings, transcription and analysis, followed by human review. It does not rely on camera-based monitoring. Schools should confirm consent and data-handling arrangements before rollout.

Content and ideas20 marks
Relevance to topic15 marks
Organisation and structure15 marks
Fluency15 marks
Voice modulation and expression10 marks
Language and vocabulary10 marks
Pronunciation and clarity10 marks
Time management5 marks

Before you begin

A little clarity.
Then, practise.

Where do I start?

Open the Grace & Force workspace, sign in and choose a mode. The dashboard shows debate, diplomacy, roleplay, tutoring, speech and music options.

Which mode should I choose for speaking?

Speech Coach focuses on clarity, pacing and delivery. Speech Analysis reviews spoken debate speeches with actionable feedback metrics. Debate Arena is for one-to-one argument practice with AI.

Is Model UN the same as Indus MUN?

Model UN is a practice mode inside the platform. Indus MUN is the separate programme featured in the workspace; follow its programme page for participation information.

Can our school introduce it to a whole cohort?

Contact NanoSkool to discuss your learners, rollout, screening requirements and facilitator support. Confirm access, consent and programme terms before starting.

Your next step

Find your voice.
Give it Grace & Force.