AI guide
AI for schools should improve teacher productivity without weakening professional judgement.
Schools can use AI for drafts, planning, reports, visuals, diagrams, assessment ideas, and administrative documents, but every important output still needs human review.
Responsible use
Adopt AI where review is natural.
The safest early use cases are teacher preparation and administrative drafting: lesson notes, report comments, schemes, worksheets, letters, meeting notes, and visual teaching aids.
Schools should define what AI may draft, who reviews it, what data should not be entered, and how final responsibility remains with the teacher or school leader.
AI works best when it supports a clear workflow. A vague prompt gives vague output; a curriculum-aligned prompt with class level, topic, objective, duration, and teaching style gives better drafts.
Edu Suite 2.0Edu Suite focuses AI on school tasks: lesson notes, reports, schemes, assessments, teaching visuals, diagrams, and multiple lesson formats.Open Edu Suite 2.0
Training pathwaySchool teams may also need AI training so staff understand prompting, review, privacy, and classroom fit.View training