AI in education
Work through concerns about AI and agree a clear, ethical approach you can put into practice.
- Readiness and risk reviews
- Policy and implementation
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We help schools and professionals working with children understand digital change and decide what to do, with people’s needs and safety at the centre.
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Work through concerns about AI and agree a clear, ethical approach you can put into practice.
Make online safety part of everyday school practice as children’s digital lives change.
Help leaders, staff and governors understand the issues and act with confidence.
Develop digital and media literacy teaching that pupils can understand and use long after the lesson.
We work with you, using evidence to shape support around your setting and what you need.
We listen to the people involved and understand your pressures and goals.
We examine the evidence together and work through complex issues to reach a shared understanding.
You leave with a practical plan and the skills to keep the work going.

Ken Corish is an international safeguarding and digital competency specialist, and former Deputy CEO and Online Safety Director at SWGfL.
Ken has spent more than four decades in education as a teacher, school leader, adviser and toolkit designer. He now helps leaders understand the evidence and plan how to approach AI, digital competency and safeguarding.
Ken’s career spans more than four decades in education. He worked as a teacher and school leader, then as an award-winning School Improvement Adviser, helping schools make lasting improvements for children and young people.
At SWGfL, Ken helped develop online safety work recognised in the UK and internationally. This supported education settings, agencies and policymakers to understand and respond confidently to new digital risks. He played a key role in developing widely recognised resources and helping them make a difference, including the award-winning 360 Degree Safe self-review tool , which helps schools develop a thorough online safety strategy across their setting, and ProjectEVOLVE , a framework and set of free resources that introduced a new way to map the knowledge and behaviours young people need to stay safer and make their own informed choices online. He also originated the national digital competency framework Education for a Connected World , used by thousands of UK schools to shape their curriculum.
Ken works with partners in the UK and overseas, including government and European organisations, and regularly speaks at conferences around the world. His work has contributed to multiple awards and the widespread use of tools that help leaders, safeguarding teams and educators put safeguarding expectations into everyday practice. Notable projects include the EU SELMA project and the anti-bullying project ENABLE .
As Managing Director of Orca Advisory Ltd, Ken advises education organisations on safeguarding, digital culture and organisational improvement. He also continues to advise SWGfL, supporting and extending its work, including the development and use of 360 Degree Safe and ProjectEVOLVE.
Ken has helped design toolkits that schools use to assess their current provision and make lasting improvements.
Evidence gathered through these assessments has informed national policy and wider practice. Schools’ experiences have helped shape decisions across the education system.
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