Every school that brings in The AI Compass asks the same first question: how do we actually fit this in? There isn’t a single answer, because there isn’t a single format. Every school pack includes the full set of 52 prompt cards across all ten categories from day one, so the choice isn’t about how much content a school gets, it’s about how that content is paced. Here are two ways schools are currently running it.
A dedicated two or three days where a whole year group, or the whole school, moves through all ten categories together, with staff briefed in advance to facilitate. This format has proven especially effective for schools that want a concentrated, visible rollout.
Best for: Schools that want a single, high-momentum
event the whole community experiences together.
The ten categories are spread across a semester inside a subject that already has room for open discussion: philosophy, PSHE, tutor time, homeroom, or careers education.
Best for: Schools that want AI literacy woven into the
normal rhythm of the year, not a one-off event.
Every path produces the same reflection data at the end, and a school can move from one to the other as it goes. Which of these two shapes fits best is a separate decision from which package a school buys: a Summit and a semester-long rollout both work on the entry-level School Pack, and both can be paired with the founder-led workshop and Impact Report in the Pilot Programme. See Packages & What’s Included below.
From individual tools to district wide frameworks, every ChannelWise program is designed around one core belief: children need to be cognitively equipped before AI enters their lives.
Empower your school with a practical AI literacy framework that supports responsible technology use and future ready education.
Facilitate engaging, discussion based classroom experiences without additional software, technical training, or screen time.
Support scalable AI literacy initiatives that encourage critical thinking, ethical awareness, and informed decision making across diverse learning communities.
Encourage conversations that help young people become confident, responsible, and thoughtful users of artificial intelligence beyond the classroom.
A teacher, a principal, and a superintendent are usually asking three different questions when they look at a programme like this. The AI Compass is built to answer all three from the same underlying system.
No training, no extra prep—just pick up a prompt and start the discussion.
A measurable shift in how students discuss and question AI, backed by a clear Impact Report.
One standardized dataset with school- or district-wide AI insights for leadership and reporting.
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