Next year's AI Awareness day is all about keeping humans in the loop. How are you going to promote this in your school? Is it something you agree with? Value? Or not sure you fully understand what this means? Have a look at this short video... I'm going to name this the '2 out of... Continue Reading →
5th European Summit for STEAM Education
I am very privileged to have been one of this year's speakers at the European Summit for STEAM Education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) and proudly present my certificate below! It was fantastic to be part of an international cohort of brilliant researchers and educators who each brought their findings and resources to the... Continue Reading →
Communicating with Parents about AI learning
If your child came home saying they've being 'doing AI in class', you'd be right to be more than a little curious. Feelings around AI vary spectacularly among adults, so the sudden revelation that your children have access to AI can be quite a terrifying prospect. Especially in the one place away from home where... Continue Reading →
Artificial Intelligence/ Deallusrwydd Artiffisial – Adapted and translated for the Curriculum for Wales
Run Don't Walk's computing unit: Computer systems and networks: Artificial Intelligence is now available in English and Welsh, with specific changes made for the Curriculum for Wales, thanks to Lafan Education Consultancy Mae'r uned gyfrifiadura 'Run Don't Walk': Systemau cyfrifiadurol a rhwydweithiau: Deallusrwydd Artiffisial bellach ar gael yn Saesneg a Gymraeg, gyda newidiadau penodol wedi'u... Continue Reading →
Selected for the 5th European Summit of STEAM Educators
I'm very honoured and privileged to be selected into the programme of the 5th European Summit of STEAM Educators: "How autonomous AI agents can become meaningful partners in education", taking place on 11-12 September 2026. I'll be speaking all about my research and resource development with AI in Primary Schools on the 12th September. To... Continue Reading →
