The AI Literacy Curriculum Built for Every Classroom

EDNAS gives schools a complete, teacher-ready AI curriculum for Primary and Secondary schools. No specialist required. No extra planning.

Ready to deliver from day one.

EDNAS AI curriculum for international schools — teacher resources and lesson plans for Primary and Secondary Schools

Trusted by international schools across the globe


The Challenge Schools Face

Schools everywhere are asked to teach AI.
Most don't have the curriculum to do it.

Governments, accreditation bodies, and parents expect schools to build AI literacy. The challenge isn't motivation, it's the absence of a structured, deliverable curriculum that any teacher can pick up and use.

01

The Mandate Is Global

UNESCO, OECD, and education ministries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas have all issued AI literacy guidance. PISA 2029 will assess it. Schools are expected to act — now.

02

Teachers Aren't Prepared

Most teachers feel underprepared to teach AI. Subject knowledge gaps, no specialist support, and zero spare planning time mean good intentions rarely translate into classroom delivery.

03

The Curriculum Doesn't Exist

There is no standard AI literacy curriculum. Schools are piecing together one-off lessons, third-party tools, and workshop content — without a coherent, year-by-year progression.

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The Solution

EDNAS is not an AI tool. It is a complete, year-by-year AI literacy curriculum for international schools from Primary through Secondary.

Every year group includes fully-resourced lesson plans, student worksheets, teacher presentations, vocabulary guides, and summative assessments. Teachers access everything through one online hub.

No preparation burden. No technical expertise required.

Year 2 · Term 1
Curriculum Overview · 3 Projects · 9 Lessons
Project 1 · Wks 1–3
Discovering Smart Tools
Project 2 · Wks 4–6
Planning Our Smart Space
Project 3 · Wks 7–9
Building & Sharing
Revision & Consolidation · Weeks 10–11
Assessment · Week 12

“Our students are loving this addition to their learning and staff have commented on the quality of the curriculum itself.”

Emma Gricmanis
Deputy Head of Primary, Haileybury Astana

Teacher Resources

Everything your teachers need. Nothing they have to create.

Every teacher can deliver EDNAS regardless of subject background or technical knowledge. The resources are structured, sequenced, and ready to use. Schools implement without additional planning time or specialist hires.

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    Lesson Presentations

    Step-by-step slide decks for every lesson. Teachers deliver with confidence the structure is built in.

  • A vocabulary chart showing definitions and images for 'Artificial Intelligence,' 'Smart Tools or Devices,' and 'Respond.' The 'Artificial Intelligence' section has a cartoon robot, the 'Smart Tools or Devices' section features a smart device and a smart kettle, and the 'Respond' section displays a character with a smiling face and the word 'RESPOND' on its chest.

    AI Vocabulary Guide

    Age-appropriate definitions for every key concept. Removes the barrier of technical language for teachers and students.

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    Classroom Activities

    Hands-on exercises that connect AI concepts to real-world contexts. Designed for active, inquiry-based learning.

  • Educational poster titled 'Revision and Consolidation' with sections outlining learning objectives, success criteria, starter activities, and main activities for a classroom lesson on smart machines. The poster features illustrations of children and robots, with a bright orange background and white text boxes.

    Revision and Consolidation

    End-of-term review sessions that address common misconceptions and prepare students for assessment.

  • A digital flyer for EDNAS Term Assessment featuring quiz questions for children, showing an illustration of two children and a friendly robot at a computer, with colorful icons of a lightbulb, a flower, a heart, and leaves.

    Summative Assessments

    Assessment tools that track student progress against clear learning objectives at every stage.

The Curriculum

A curriculum that grows with your school

The EDNAS AI curriculum covers early primary to lower secondary. It is built around the EDNAS AI Competency Framework and aligned with PISA 2029, UNESCO AI competency guidelines, and international curriculum traditions including British, IB, and American frameworks.

Each year group is fully self-contained. Schools can start at any stage without gaps or catch-up. Core concepts deepen year on year through a structured spiral approach.

PISA 2029 Alignment

Built around the domains assessed in PISA 2029 — systems thinking, data literacy, ethical reasoning, and real-world problem-solving. Schools implementing EDNAS are preparing students for the benchmark that matters globally.

Cross-Curricular Integration

AI concepts are embedded across computing, science, mathematics, literacy, and social studies. Students build understanding in context — not in isolation. No standalone AI slot required on the timetable.

Pedagogical Approach

Structured for hands-on, inquiry-based learning. Students simulate AI processes, collaborate in defined roles, and revisit key concepts through a spiral design that builds depth across year groups.

Enrichment Opportunities

Beyond the core curriculum: AI ethics debates, machine learning demonstrations, cross-curricular innovation projects, and expert engagement sessions that connect AI to real-world contexts.

  • Choose your coverage

    Primary, Secondary, or both. Pick individual year groups or take the full school package — whatever fits your school's stage and budget.

  • Fully Resourced Teacher Hub

    All materials in one place. Updated regularly. No extra planning required.

  • Works With Existing Technology

    No specialist hardware, software, or IT setup. Runs in any classroom.

  • Any Teacher Can Deliver It

    Designed for subject teachers, not computer science specialists.

  • Flexible Implementation

    Each year group is self-contained. Start where you are and build over time.

Complete Primary & Secondary AI Curriculum

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