FOR SCHOOLS
Your teachers guide. Your students create.
A programme ready to teach: class run sheets, staff training and an environment without children's AI accounts. Every session ends with something students can show.
An idea you can already play
- Open with a questionThe idea comes from the student
- Describe the first versionAI builds; the student directs
- Test and find a flawLearn to explain the problem
- Improve one thingSee the effect of their decision
- 55′
- per lesson
- 11
- ready modules
- 0
- children's AI accounts
- 4
- learning bands
The problem you already have
- Your students already use AI. What will separate schools is not who bans it, but who teaches them to direct it.
- Article 4 of the EU AI Act, in force since February 2025, requires AI literacy among staff. It is not a recommendation.
- Teachers have no training and the timetable is already full.
- And the tool a teacher would pick on their own is almost never lawful for a minor: the major ones require users to be 18.
FROM STAFF ROOM TO CLASSROOM
How it works
- 01
We train your teachers
A staff training day or the full course. We don't teach them to code: we teach them to facilitate, which is a different thing and takes hours, not months.
- 02
The teacher delivers the curriculum
With the run sheet in front of them: what to say, what to do when a student gets stuck, what to cut if you're running late, and what to do if the internet fails.
- 03
Students create and present
Every module ends in something the student uses or plays, and in them showing it and explaining it. That is the deliverable, not an exam.
What's included
We don't hand over a PDF library. We deliver the complete system to teach, supervise and demonstrate learning.
- 01Full curriculum: 5 paths, 11 modules, calibrated for four age bands and for a 55-minute period
- 02Minute-by-minute session run sheets, with a printable one-page crib per module
- 03Teacher training, as a staff day or the full course
- 04El Taller: the club's environment, with the AI key on our server
- 05Teacher dashboard: see live what each student is writing
- 06Compliance pack: Article 28 contract, processing register, retention policy, child-protection protocol and incident procedure
- 07Printable observation rubric and student portfolio structure
LEADERSHIP FILE
Official alignment
This is what reassures a head of school, so it comes with names and article numbers, not badges.
- AILit (OECD-European Commission)the programme covers all four domains, with Create with AI as its spine.
- EU AI Act, Article 4staff training counts as AI literacy for personnel.
- EU AI Act, Article 50students are told, in their own language, that they are talking to a machine.
- No automated assessment of studentsthe rubric is always filled in by a person.
- GDPRdata processor agreement, with the list of sub-processors in writing.
What about pricing?
We don't publish it yet, and we'd rather tell you why than give you a number that later changes. We're measuring the AI cost per student during the autumn pilot; until we have that figure, any published price would be an estimate dressed up as an offer. What we can give you today is a half-hour conversation and a written proposal for your school.
Request the proposal