Slide deck
Editable Google Slides and PPTX: news hook, key concept, discussion prompts and plenary.
For UK secondary teachers · ages 11-18
Every Monday, a ready-to-teach, UK-mapped AI literacy lesson on this week's AI news.
Slides, lesson plan, worksheet and teacher guide, in three age versions. No pupil AI accounts needed. Safeguarding notes included.
- Ready by 7am every Monday in term
- 20, 45 or 60 minute options
- Checked by a human before release
Lesson plan
Worksheet
Teacher guideSlide deckHow it works
From this week's headline to Monday's lesson
We pick the week's AI story.
Shortlisted from the news and checked against primary sources.
We turn it into a lesson.
Built on a consistent template, in versions for 11-14, 14-16 and 16-18, and checked by a human before release.
You teach it on Monday.
Packs arrive by 7am during term, with 20, 45 and 60 minute options.
What's in a pack
Four resources, ready to teach
Shown here: real pages from sample pack 001, AI Music Labels.
Lesson plan
Learning objectives, timings for 20, 45 or 60 minutes, and a curriculum-mapping box.
Worksheet
Editable DOCX and PDF, with answer key and extension task.
Teacher guide
Plain-English background, a "what's actually true" fact check, sources, likely pupil questions and safeguarding notes.
Three versions every week
11-14 (KS3), 14-16 (KS4), 16-18 (post-16, with more debate and ethics).
No pupil AI accounts
Activities use screenshots, printed examples and offline tasks.
Safeguarding built in
Notes for sensitive topics, with a reminder to involve your DSL where relevant.
Curriculum fit
Mapped to where AI literacy is taught
Each lesson plan maps the lesson to the subjects where AI literacy is actually taught in UK secondary schools. Initial focus is England; Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland mapping is planned.
Designed to sit alongside free foundation units such as those from Oak National Academy and Experience AI, not to replace them. (We are not affiliated with either.)
| Area | How packs help |
|---|---|
| Computing | Topical context for how AI systems work, data and their limits. |
| PSHE / RSHE | Online safety, wellbeing, deepfakes and healthy use of technology. |
| Citizenship | Regulation, rights, media literacy and debate on current issues. |
| Tutor time | A self-contained 20-minute version for non-specialists. |
Pricing
Simple pricing for teachers and schools
Start free with a complete sample pack, then choose the plan that suits you.
Free
£0
Try a full lesson with your class.
- One complete sample pack (all three ages)
- Weekly newsletter with a starter slide
Monthly
£7/month
For individual teachers.
- Every weekly pack
- Full archive by theme
- Cancel anytime
Best value
Annual
£60/year
For individual teachers.
- Everything in Monthly
- About two months free
Department & school
Get a quote
For teams and whole schools.
- Licences for teams or whole schools
- Pay by invoice or purchase order
Who is AI Literacy Weekly for?
UK secondary teachers of pupils aged 11-18, including form tutors and PSHE, Citizenship and Computing teachers. You do not need to be an AI specialist.
What is in each weekly pack?
A slide deck, a lesson plan (20, 45 and 60 minute options), a worksheet with answer key, and a teacher guide with background, a fact check, sources, likely pupil questions and safeguarding notes.
Which age groups are covered?
Every pack comes in three versions: ages 11-14 (KS3), 14-16 (KS4) and 16-18 (post-16).
Do pupils need AI accounts or devices?
No. Activities use screenshots, printed examples and offline tasks, so pupils never need to sign up to an AI tool.
When are packs released?
Every Monday during term time, by 7am UK time.
How does it fit the curriculum?
Each lesson plan includes a mapping box for Computing, PSHE/RSHE, Citizenship and tutor time, with an initial focus on England.
Does it replace Oak National Academy or Experience AI?
No. Those free units teach the foundations of how AI works. AI Literacy Weekly adds a fresh, topical lesson each week and can be taught alongside them.
How much does it cost?
A free sample pack and free newsletter, then £7 a month or £60 a year for individual teachers. Department and school licences are available: contact us for a quote.
Can my school pay by invoice?
Yes. Department and school licences can be paid by invoice or purchase order.
How are safeguarding issues handled?
Every teacher guide includes safeguarding notes for sensitive topics such as deepfakes or chatbot companionship, with a reminder to involve your Designated Safeguarding Lead where relevant. Each pack is checked by a human before release.
Try a full lesson, free
One complete pack in all three age versions, plus the free weekly newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime.