Ten questions built on the Australian Framework for Generative AI in Schools. You get a score, your three biggest gaps with one practical next step each, and a short plan to take to your leadership team for 2027. No email needed to see your result.
Free industry briefing: AI in your school in 2027 · Wed 21 Oct, 7:30pm AWST · Can't join live? Register and we'll send the recording.
Pick the option closest to where your school is right now. Honest answers give you a more useful plan. Where a question maps cleanly to a principle in the national framework, it's tagged.
Answer all ten questions and your score out of 30 shows here, with your band and a plain-English read on what it means for your school right now. Below that, your three lowest-scoring areas appear, each with one practical next step.
Once all ten are answered, this shows one of your three lowest-scoring areas, with a practical next step your leadership team could act on this term.
Once all ten are answered, this shows one of your three lowest-scoring areas, with a practical next step your leadership team could act on this term.
Once all ten are answered, this shows one of your three lowest-scoring areas, with a practical next step your leadership team could act on this term.
If you want one, you'll get a one-page quote within 48 hours. No obligation.
We'll email the one-term checklist school leaders can work through for 2027: staff capability, policy, privacy, assessment, students, parents and measuring progress. Your result stays on this page, so note your three lowest areas or take a screenshot.
Delivered by our team of experienced educators. We're new to schools, so we publish our prices, put everything in writing, and send a one-page quote before you commit.
The Australian Framework for Generative AI in Schools was published by Australia's Education Ministers in 2023, and schools began putting it into practice from Term 1, 2024. A 2024 review, endorsed by Education Ministers in June 2025, concluded it is evidence-informed best practice. It's national guidance: your system or sector turns it into the policies your school follows. It sets six principles:
Read it at education.gov.au. The scorecard is our own planning tool. It isn't an official assessment and isn't endorsed by the Department of Education.
A 45-minute online briefing for principals, deputies, heads of learning and heads of digital technologies. Plain English and practical, with time for your questions. Near the end we'll spend a few minutes on what schools can book with us. It runs at 7:30pm, so you can join from home once the day's done. We're recording it, so register even if you can't make it live. We'll send the recording to everyone who signs up.
Free. We'll email the joining link before the day.
Most schools start with the 90-minute staff session. Every format is priced to your school after a 30-minute call, with a one-page quote confirmed in writing within 48 hours. For the in-school formats, we come to you and work on your devices and the tools you've approved.
For a teaching cohort: the whole staff or one department, built on the tools your school already has. Fits a Term 4 staff meeting or a 2027 staff development day. Everyone gets the same baseline: what these tools do well, where they go wrong, the workload wins, and the rules for student data.
Up to 40 teaching staff. Hands-on with real planning, assessment and feedback tasks, using the tools your school has approved, so staff leave with work they'll actually use.
Up to 40 staff, in your school. Everything in the half day, plus a long block in faculty or year-level groups where staff build resources for their own classes with us in the room.
Live PD on Zoom that scales from one team to your whole staff. We teach, staff apply the tools to their own work together, then we regroup to share what worked. Larger groups and whole-staff sessions are quoted to size.
Built around your staff: a full PD day, the online programme for up to 20 staff, a 60-minute leadership planning session, and one parent session for your school community.
Whole cohort, in your school. What's changing in real jobs, then students build something with AI. Suits the end-of-year activity window or a 2027 year-group day. Priced per school.
Not sure which fits? That's what the call is for.