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AI in the Classroom

AI in the Classroom

Understand AI, use it well, and teach with it confidently

COUNTRY:
Destination to be confirmed

WHO IT IS FOR:
Early years, primary, early secondary education

DATES: Coming soon

Download the course brochure (Coming soon)

NOTE: All dates are provisional and subject to change.

To book your place contact the team at info@leaponline.eu

Course summary

Early years and primary teachers, teaching assistants and other classroom staff. Much of the course applies equally to teachers in the first years of secondary. No technical background needed, and nobody codes.

Most AI training for teachers is a tour of tools, and the tools change every few months. This course starts underneath them. Participants learn, in plain language, how AI models learn and produce answers, why they sound so confident, and why they sometimes get things wrong. With that understanding, teachers can predict when a tool will help and when it will mislead, whichever tools their school ends up using.

The course is built in two layers. The first is the part that lasts: how AI works, how to teach with it, how to keep children safe, and how to think critically about what it produces. The second is the part that changes: the tools and models themselves, refreshed before every course so participants always work with what is current.

It is hands-on throughout. Participants use AI on their own planning, resources and feedback, look at it from the child's side as well as the teacher's, and consider what it means for their school and for the futures their pupils are growing into. Each day ends with reflection, and the week ends with an action plan to take home.

The course starts with teachers' own use of AI, then shows how to bring it into lessons on the teacher's terms. This is teacher-mediated AI: in curated activities, the teacher chooses what AI is asked, checks what comes back and leads the discussion, so pupils see AI at work without needing their own accounts or devices. It is a low-risk way in for any school, and it keeps the teacher where they belong: in charge of the learning.

During the week, the group visits a local school to see how teachers in another European system are dealing with the same questions, and to compare notes with colleagues facing the same challenges.

What you'll take back to school

  • A clear, plain-language understanding of how AI works, and why it sometimes gets things wrong

  • A tested library of prompts and workflows for your own planning, differentiation and feedback

  • A bank of classroom activities, including ones that teach children about AI

  • The judgement to tell which classroom uses help children learn, and which get in the way

  • The confidence to talk with colleagues, parents and governors about AI's benefits, risks and limits

  • An action plan for sharing the learning back at school, and contacts with teachers across Europe

Cost per person: £1760 ( twin/shared accommodation)

This professional development event includes:

  • 6 nights in shared accommodation

  • Training sessions

  • A school visit

  • A welcome reception with refreshments

  • 6 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 2 evening meals as specified in the detailed programme.

NOTE: Travel to and from the country of delivery is NOT included in the price above