Wednesday, 19 August 2026 — Navigating AI risks and opportunities in education
With AI making cheating easier, exam boards face a tough challenge. They must tighten security without turning schools into surveillance zones. For schools, it means being vigilant but also adapting teaching and assessment methods.
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT for Teens offers guided study modes and parental controls, aiming to safely introduce AI tools to younger users. For schools, this presents a chance to harness AI responsibly in the classroom.
Screen time remains a hot topic. CoSN’s new guidance helps schools balance tech use with wellbeing. The big picture? Thoughtful policies that support learning without overexposure to screens.
Blackburn College’s latest results show how quality delivery of T-Levels can drive student success. Worth a look for any college or school thinking about vocational routes and their impact.
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