Is Your School Using AI Safely?

​A free one-hour session for teachers, school leaders, and admin staff — with live demos.

​Your staff are already using AI. The question is whether they're doing it safely. ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot — these tools are in classrooms right now. Teachers are using them to write report comments, draft emails, plan lessons. Most of them don't realise that when they paste a student's name and grades into a free AI tool, that data is leaving the school entirely.

​That's a GDPR problem. It's a PDPA problem. And it's happening every day. This free one-hour session covers what's actually going on, what safe AI use looks like in practice, and how two schools are already using local AI tools that keep all data on their own hardware. What we'll cover: What AI tools actually are — and what your staff are already using The data problem: what happens when student information goes into ChatGPT

​Live demo: a local AI setup where nothing leaves the building Live demo: a report writing workflow that cut 3.5 hours of work down to 27 minutes per class What your school can do next — and what it costs Who this is for: Teachers, heads of department, school leaders, IT coordinators, and admin staff at international and private schools. No technical background needed. If you've ever wondered whether your school's AI use is compliant, this session is for you.

​About the host: Jamie Twinney built and ran AI workflows while teaching at Alice Smith School in Kuala Lumpur and Keystone Academy in Beijing. He now helps schools and businesses implement AI that actually works — and that doesn't create compliance headaches. Format: 45 minutes of content and live demos 10 minutes Q&A 5 minutes on what's available if you want to go further Free to attend.

​Runs on week for the next three weeks on rotating days — register for the session that suits your schedule.