AI literacy for students, delivered inside a protected platform built for teenagers.
Beacon helps schools give students a structured foundation in practical AI literacy, while Ignition keeps the experience age-appropriate, safeguarded and manageable for staff.
Register School interest
Why Schools need Ignition
Students already use AI, often without fully understanding its limitations.
Schools need a way to teach AI literacy without overburdening staff.
Ignition offers a safe pathway for teaching AI literacy to 13 to 18-year-olds, while providing clear progression and necessary safeguards.
How Ignition supports AI literacy
Ignition helps students learn how AI works, how to use it responsibly, how to recognise poor or biased outputs, and when to question or override what AI produces.
Student
Benefits
- Understand what AI is and where it appears
- Use AI responsibly and critically
- Recognise bias, misinformation and hallucination
- Make better decisions about when to trust AI
- Build confidence using AI in school and beyond
Teacher
Benefits
- Low-admin deployment
- Safeguarding-aware controls
- Evidence for AI policy and curriculum planning
- A structured AI literacy environment
- Safer AI interaction boundaries
- AI literacy progression visibility
- Reflective pupil engagement
- Insight into how pupils interact with AI
How a school pilot works
pilot group
Select the year group, staff lead and pilot objectives.
Ignition handles onboarding, access and safeguarding boundaries.
guided sessions:
Students use Beacon and Sparks in controlled sessions, with low staff admin.
Schools get cohort-level signals and safeguarding alerts, along with clear next steps.
What schools can see
Schools see useful progress signals, not private conversations.
Confidential student conversations do not appear on a teacher dashboard.
