The AI Position Statement

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The AI Position Statement — Edition 02

EDITION 02  ·  2026  ·  FREE

The AI Position Statement

A principle-based statement of what a school believes about AI — the foundation document beneath every other element of a school's AI governance. Annotated, fillable, and ready for the governing body.

6 SECTIONS  ·  7 CLAUSES  ·  11 PAGES

WHAT'S INSIDE

  1. 01

    Why a position

    The case for a principle-based position over a list of approved and banned tools.

    1 PAGE
  2. 02

    The structure

    The three layers of a working position: core principle, age-banded application, and escalation logic.

    2 PAGES
  3. 03

    The annotated template

    A fillable, seven-clause position statement with margin guidance on every clause.

    3 PAGES
  4. 04

    Pupil-facing version

    A plain-language statement of the position for students, adapted to reading level.

    1 PAGE
  5. 05

    Communicating

    How the position reaches staff, parents and carers, and governors — three audiences, three actions.

    1 PAGE
  6. 06

    Reviewing

    Scheduled and triggered review, with version control to show how the position develops.

    1 PAGE

SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY

The template is jurisdiction-neutral. It adapts to any school's phase structure and values framework, and aligns with contemporary AI and safeguarding obligations. Use it for governing-body adoption, inspection preparation, or as the anchor beneath your wider AI policy.

CONTEMPORARY REFERENCES INCLUDE

  • EU AI Act, Article 4 — Regulation (EU) 2024/1689
  • Keeping Children Safe in Education (UK), 2025 / 2026
  • UNESCO AI Competency Framework for Students, 2024
  • DfE Generative AI in Education guidance
EDNAS

EDNAS is a curriculum education company providing AI literacy for international schools globally. We equip teachers and school leaders with a structured, year-by-year pathway — lesson plans, training, and frameworks aligned with UNESCO, OECD, and PISA 2029 — so any teacher can deliver AI literacy with confidence. Find out more at www.ednas.academy

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