Request a School Talk or Workshop
Invite AI Grassroots to your public school, community youth centre, or library. We are planning sessions that introduce learners to artificial intelligence, digital creativity, and future career pathways. Dates and availability are confirmed after enquiry.
No Computer Lab or Technical Background Needed
We never assume learners own laptops, have reliable internet, or know how to code. Our introductory school talks are designed to work in standard classrooms or school halls with interactive demonstrations and unplugged exercises.
Plan a session that fits your school
These are proposed formats for discussion. We agree the audience, date, duration, location, costs or sponsorship, and supervision arrangements with your school before confirming a visit.
Introductory school talk
Suggested 30–45 minutes, tailored to the grade group. Explore what AI is, where it makes mistakes, online safety and local technology possibilities.
No learner devices needed
Guided practical activity
Suggested 30–45 minutes in a classroom or club. Start with paper-based sorting, fact-checking or community problem-solving.
Offline options available
What we need from the host
An adult school contact, suitable space, the intended grades and estimated group size. School staff should remain present; any consent and safeguarding requirements must be agreed.
Area and availability confirmed after enquiry
A practical starting point for your school
Share our three-page school pack with your principal. It includes proposed session formats, a complete 30-minute facilitator guide and printable sorting cards. The classroom activity needs no devices, internet or learner accounts.
School Details & Preferences
This form is for school principals, educators, HODs, or community coordinators (18+).
What Learners Experience
Our introductory sessions are interactive, upbeat, and accessible to learners who have never touched a line of code.
Our Proposed Progression
1. Discover: The engaging school talk.
2. Try: A guided practical activity (unplugged or phone-friendly).
3. Build: A small community or school project.
4. Continue: Teacher support and learning resources.