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Don't just use AI.Understand it.

The answer to AI in schools isn't restriction — it's structured AI literacy. Students learn to use AI with confidence, ethics and human judgement, questioning outputs rather than accepting them.

  • Balance AI skills with human judgement

    AI literacy paired with critical thinking, creativity and ethical reasoning.

  • Purposeful reflection, not passive use

    Students question outputs, examine biases and develop informed perspectives.

  • Implementation that works in practice

    Runs on Chromebooks with free tools. Designed for real classrooms, not research labs.

From using it to deciding about it.

Students don't just use AI — they question it, interrogate it and reflect on it.

  1. 01

    Use

    Work hands-on with safe, classroom-ready AI tools.

  2. 02

    Question

    Interrogate the output instead of accepting it.

  3. 03

    Evaluate

    Test for bias, fairness and accuracy.

  4. 04

    Create

    Build something original with AI as a collaborator.

  5. 05

    Decide

    Form a position on responsible use and act on it.

Programme

The arc of the programme

Sample sequencing. Length and depth are customised — it can run as advisory, elective or core.

  1. 01

    Weeks 1–5

    AI Foundations & Big Ideas

    Explore · Compare · Train

  2. 02

    Weeks 6–10

    Generative AI & Prompting

    Craft · Refine · Create

  3. 03

    Weeks 11–15

    Ethics & Citizenship

    Evaluate · Question · Act

  4. 04

    Weeks 16–20

    AI in Careers & Domains

    Explore · Connect · Apply

  5. 05

    Weeks 21–30

    Capstone Lab

    Design · Build · Present

Outcomes

What students can do by the end

Aligned to global standards.

  • AI4K12
  • ISTE
  • UNESCO

  • Technical

    • Explain AI systems
    • Compare rule-based vs ML

  • Practical

    • Craft & evaluate prompts
    • Train & test ML models

  • Ethical

    • Identify bias
    • Analyse content critically

  • Applied

    • Apply to real-world problems
    • Design AI solutions

  • Civic

    • Develop AI policies
    • Articulate societal impact
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Lesson material, activities and reference files, kept in a shared Drive folder.

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