The study, led by researchers from the University of Edinburgh, is part of a project looking at the current use of, and attitudes to, AI among secondary school students and their teachers. The students will be asked specifically about generative AI, a type of artificial intelligence that is designed to create new content, such as essays, letters or artwork.

This event is for students in S5 pupils with an interest in careers and apprenticeships in technology and business innovation.

Our 'Imagine what's next' platform is a one stop shop for students, teachers, careers adviser and parents to access information about why we lovetowork Lloyds Banking Group.

Do you like breaking codes and solving ciphers? Then the Alan Turing Cryptography Competition is for you! Now in its tenth year, the Alan Turing Cryptography Competition is aimed at secondary school children in the UK up to S4 (Scotland). You don't need to be a computer whizz or a mathematical genius — you just need to keep your wits about you and be good at solving problems!

Live Lessons are free resources for schools, created by qualified teachers. The interactive lessons, hosted on Microsoft Teams, will take pupils on a journey through the world of tech.

Our vision to forge strong relationships with industry and schools is an integral part of our practice at the National Robotarium. We embed this ethos into our work, enhancing the skills and attitudes of all involved with an aim of making an impact in society and ensuring our work is socially conscious and relevant.