September 2026

For generations, learning often followed a familiar pattern: A teacher explained. A student listened. The student completed an assignment. Then came artificial intelligence. Suddenly, students could ask questions at almost any time, receive explanations in different ways, brainstorm ideas, practise concepts, and explore subjects interactively. AI is changing the learning experience—and the possibilities are exciting. […]

Giving a child access to AI without teaching them how to use it responsibly is a little like giving them a bicycle without teaching them how to ride safely. The technology itself isn’t necessarily the problem. How we use it matters. As AI becomes more accessible to children and young people, responsible AI education should

Artificial Intelligence is no longer something we only see in science-fiction movies. It is already part of everyday life—from educational apps and chatbots to smart devices and content-creation tools. This raises an important question for parents: If AI is going to be part of our children’s future, what should we be teaching them today? The