Briefing Overview

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly prevalent in educational settings, understanding its implications for data protection is essential. In the first of our 45-minute briefing sessions we'll delve into the growing use of AI in UK schools and explore practical strategies to ensure compliance with UK data protection regulations.

Why This Matters

• Rising AI Adoption: A 2025 survey revealed that 60% of UK educators are now using AI tools in their professional roles, a significant increase from previous years.

• Student Engagement with AI: In 2024, 77% of UK students aged 13 to 18 reported using generative AI tools, highlighting the rapid integration of AI into students' academic lives.

• Policy Gaps: Despite the surge in AI usage, only 20% of UK schools have integrated AI into classroom settings, indicating a lag in formal policy development and implementation.

What You'll Gain

• Expert Insights: Learn from our experienced Data Protection Officer (DPO) team as they demonstrate practical approaches to managing AI-related compliance tasks in educational contexts.

• Risk Assessment Tools: Discover how to effectively assess and document the risks associated with AI tools in your school or Multi-Academy Trust (MAT).

• Tailored Guidance: Receive actionable advice designed specifically for the unique challenges and needs of schools and MATs.

This session is ideal for headteachers, data protection leads, and MAT leaders seeking to navigate the complexities of AI integration while maintaining robust data protection practices.

Date and Time

• Tuesday 17th June 2025 at 10:00am – 10:45am.

Location

• This course will be run remotely via Zoom.

Cost

The cost of this briefing is £30 plus VAT per person for Judicium Data Protection Clients and £45 plus VAT per person for non - Judicium Data Protection Clients.

How to book

Click HERE to register your place on this course or the BOOK NOW button at the top of the page.  If you have any questions about this course please contact us via phone 0345 548 7000 (opt 1, then 1) or email: dataservicesadmin@judicium.com.