AI Awareness Day Assemblies

AI is already part of young people’s everyday lives - from the apps they use to the content they consume. But understanding how it works, how to question it, and how to use it responsibly is becoming just as important as using it.

AI Awareness Day is a nationwide campaign supporting schools to build AI literacy through simple, engaging activities that spark curiosity, critical thinking and discussion.

To support this, Tech She Can is delivering two free AI assemblies for KS2 and KS3 LIVE on June 4th, also available on-demand. In addition we have a KS4 assembly available on-demand, to suit the busy exam period. 

These are all designed to help students go beyond the headlines and explore what AI really means for them.

All three AI assemblies link into the 5 principles of the day:

• Safe - Ensuring safe and secure interactions with AI technologies.
• Smart - Building intelligent understanding of how AI works.                                        
• Creative - Harnessing AI as a tool for creativity and innovation.                                                    
• Responsible - Promoting ethical and responsible use of AI.                                                           
• Future - Preparing for an AI-shaped future with confidence.                       

These assemblies don’t just explain the technology - they help students see where they could fit within it.

Because AI isn’t just something happening to them.
It’s something they can understand, question, and shape.

Register your class for the two LIVE assemblies below! 

(Or watch any of the three assemblies anytime on-demand here)



In this LIVE assembly, students will explore what Artificial Intelligence is and discover the many ways AI already appears in their everyday lives, from chatbots and voice assistants to film-making, gaming and even protecting our planet. They’ll learn how generative AI creates pictures and stories, how prompts work, and why it’s important to use AI safely and responsibly. We will also highlight a range of exciting future technology careers that connect to the hobbies and interests children already enjoy. Created in partnership with Accenture. (Also available on-demand)



In this LIVE assembly, students will explore how Artificial Intelligence is woven into their everyday lives, from navigation apps and streaming recommendations to autocorrect, voice assistants and smartphone tools. They will learn how AI is trained, where humans still play an essential role, and how to think critically about the technology they use each day. The assembly also introduces important ideas around fairness, safety and responsible AI, along with inspiring examples of real careers in technology that connect to a wide range of interests and skills. Created in partnership with Accenture. (Also available on-demand)



In this assembly, your KS4 students will explore how Artificial Intelligence is woven into their everyday lives, from navigation apps and streaming recommendations to autocorrect, voice assistants and smartphone tools. They will learn how AI is trained, where humans still play an essential role, and how to think critically about the technology they use each day. The assembly also introduces important ideas around fairness, safety and responsible AI, along with inspiring examples of real careers in technology that connect to a wide range of interests and skills. Created in partnership with Accenture.



Katie & Tex Explores Responsible AI

The episode helps children understand that AI is a powerful tool, but it needs human help to learn and improve. It also reminds us to use AI responsibly, as it uses energy, and we should only use it when we really need to. Most importantly, children are encouraged to always check with a trusted adult before using AI or relying on its answers—especially when something doesn’t seem quite right! In partnership with Accenture



Katie & Tex Explore AI and Recycling Ocean Plastic

In this episode, Katie and Tex explore how AI is being used to help tackle plastic pollution. Plastic pollution is a huge problem which is affecting oceans all over the world - this happens when people drop litter, and it gets washed or blown into rivers and seas. AI is now being used to help tackle the problem. In partnership with Accenture



Katie & Tex Explore Generative AI

In this episode the children will learn that Generative AI (Gen AI) is a type of artificial intelligence where computers can generate text, images or other media in response to a request. It can be used for many different things such as translating languages, creating music and helping write code for other computer programmes. In partnership with Accenture



Katie & Tex Explore Robotics and AI

In this lesson children will learn that in simple terms, a robot is any automatically operated machine that replaces human effort. Robots come in all shapes and sizes - sometimes they look like humans and sometimes they don’t! Robots perform many different tasks and can often do these faster and with more accuracy than a human. In partnership with Accenture

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