At a glance

  • Taught from Year 1, screen-free to start
  • Built on Computational Thinking
  • Teacher CP included at every step
  • Ethics and critical thinking throughout

Break it down, spot the pattern, build it step by step

AI literacy isn't a bolt-on computing topic, it's computational thinking taught early and taught properly: break a problem down, spot the pattern, build the solution step by step. Pupils who learn that with their hands in Year 1 are the ones who use AI critically in Year 11.

Below is the getting-started pathway we recommend to every school, from a first staff session to a full scheme of work.

LEGO Education Computer Science & AI Example

Step 1

Staff Session

A one-hour INSET that demystifies AI for every teacher — what it is, what it isn't, and what pupils need.

Step 2

LEGO Education Computer Science and AI

The LEGO Education Computer Science & AI kit for your year group — unboxed, taught and loved in a week.

Step 3

Your First Unit

A six-lesson unit where pupils train their first model — sorting, predicting and spotting patterns by hand.

Step 4

AI Ethics

Discussion-led lessons on fairness, bias and judgement — pitched for primary and stretched for secondary.

Step 5

Teacher CPD

Accredited AI literacy training so your own staff carry the subject, not visiting specialists.

Step 6

Teacher CPD

AI literacy sequenced across every year group — your curriculum, our map, one plan.

 A Six-Week Curriculum Module 

The learning doesn’t stop when the STEMx van drives away. Creative Hut experts produced a six-week, curriculum-linked block of content on the VLE, so teachers can keep the race going back in the classroom.

3,000+

students reached

1

mobile STEM van

6

week curriculum module

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