Navigating AI beyond the Curriculum and Assessment Review: How can we ensure quality teaching?
Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by John Roberts, Interim CEO - Oak National Academy
Thursday 22 January 2026·1:30 pm
We know AI holds real promise in the classroom, presenting opportunities to bolster pupil progress and make teachers' working lives easier. But in the wake of the Curriculum and Assessment Review, it also poses a real threat to the quality of resources that teachers rely on to deliver great lessons. This session will examine this risk, and explain the steps the education sector can take to make sure AI supports, rather than hinders, teaching and learning.
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