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We are delighted to announce that our Safeguarding AI courses have been shortlisted for the School Business and Procurement category in the 2024 Teach Secondary Awards!
We’re thrilled that our new courses, developed in partnership with Educate Ventures Research, have been recognised, alongside our commitment to equip schools with the knowledge and tools required to implement AI safely and responsibly.
The results will be announced in November.
We offer two safeguarding AI courses, Safeguarding AI for Leaders and Safeguarding AI Essentials.
Safeguarding AI for Leaders (SAIL) is designed for Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSL) or other leaders in your setting with responsibility for safeguarding, pastoral care and/or technology implementation and use. This comprehensive course equips participants to develop and implement robust AI safeguarding policies, procedures, and action plans. Through a blend of expert guidance, practical tools, and peer networking, participants will gain the confidence and knowledge to lead on safe and ethical AI use in your setting. With a duration of 4-5 hours and 12 months of ongoing support, SAIL offers exceptional value and flexibility.
Safeguarding AI Essentials (SAIE) is designed for all staff, including teachers, support roles, and governors. This one-hour course provides a foundational understanding of AI, its benefits, and potential risks in education. Participants will learn how to use AI responsibly, safeguard students online, and contribute to a whole-school approach. By completing SAIE, participants will gain confidence in using AI and help support the roll out of safe AI usage across your setting.
Suitable for settings of all sizes, we offer packages for schools, MATs and other educational organisations. To find out more, please visit our webpage here.
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The theme for Dyslexia Awareness Week 2024 is “What’s Your Story?” We caught up with Luke Hearne-Brown to hear more about his experience of dyslexia. Luke is a successful young filmmaker and co-founder of Imprint Films. He was diagnosed with dyslexia when he was in Year 3 and told us his story.
This event provided a valuable platform to explore current trends and expert insights in literacy and dyslexia/SpLD. We would like to express our gratitude to the speakers and panellists for their insightful presentations and engaging discussions and a huge thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this event such a success!
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