Following a Research & Development workshop which brought together pupils, teachers, representatives from AiEd and colleagues from the DfE to explore what young people want to know about artificial intelligence, teacher CPD sessions were delivered to introduce arts-based approaches to exploring AI in the classroom. A 'Festival of AI' week was then delivered at Broadmere Primary School, comprising a whole-school assembly, five themed classroom sessions and a final sharing where pupils presented their creative responses.

Alongside school delivery, the creative team worked with AiEd and the University of Winchester to develop a digital Toolkit, ensuring the programme's resources remain available for teachers and schools to continue using. This Teaching for Creativity PSHE resource was launched on the Creativity Collaboratives website in March 2026 (in association with Arts Council England).