Education

Explainer

AI is already in Britain's classrooms. The rules, the evidence and the money are still catching up

Nearly nine in ten young people use AI tools, most teachers now use them every week, and the government is paying eight companies to build AI tutors for disadvantaged pupils. A guide to what is actually happening in UK schools, what the evidence says, and who wants what.

Analysis

Five empty chairs: what the public record shows about the row inside The Tutors' Association

Five directors of the tutoring profession's membership body quit this month. The Companies House filings, accounts, constitution and AGM papers show a fast-growing body that pays its officers, contracts with its president's company, and whose register of directors does not match its own board list.