What Is AI Teaching Us About Education?
It is not your usual AI training session. I want to use this moment, while AI is rolling out everywhere, to stop and ask the harder question: what do we actually value in education, and how do we preserve it? Drawing on my MSc research, where teachers said their priorities were creativity, human connection and teacher agency, I want to give people a chance to think before we just absorb whatever comes next.
Date
Sunday 21st June 2026
Time
5:00pm – 6:00pm
Location
Rotary Hall, Chippenham + Online
Price
£5 per person
Full address: Station Hill, SN15 1EG | Limited spaces available
What Will Be Discussed
What AI is actually doing in schools
Not just tools and resources, how it is reshaping what we teach and why
What teachers say they value most
Creativity, human connection and teacher agency, and why these matter now more than ever
AI as a mirror, not just a tool
What the rise of AI is revealing about the education system we have built
Is AI a plaster on a broken system?
A critical look at whether AI solves problems or masks them
What should remain human
Relationships, judgement, creativity and the irreplaceable role of the teacher
What kind of education system do we actually want?
Moving from reaction to intention, and what schools can do next
About Your Host
Jake Miles is a primary school teacher with over 13 years' experience and an MSc in Education, Learning Technology & Society. He is the founder of Collaborative Computing Education and works with schools across Wiltshire and the South West to support creative, collaborative and responsible uses of technology.
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"Jake's vast knowledge, including curriculum leadership and emerging technologies, really enhanced our provision. We are excited to continue developing our computing and AI journey with Jake and would highly recommend him."
— Mrs Matthews, Headteacher, Stanton St Quintin Primary School
