When we started talking to parents about AI, the same sentence kept coming up: 'I know I should be doing something, I just don't know what.' Teachers said it too. Heads of school said it too.
Meanwhile, the headlines have been doing a great job of either selling AI as a magic friend or warning us to ban everything. Neither is much help on a Tuesday night when your eleven-year-old asks ChatGPT to do their homework.
FITinAI is our third option. It's a structured programme — like Couch-to-5K, but for AI literacy. Small steps. A clear plan. A friendly voice. No shame for starting late and no need to be an expert before you begin.
We've split the journey into five levels by age, from Reception to A-Levels, with practical toolkits for parents, carers, teachers and schools covering safe use, critical thinking and learning support.
The cost of an AI-illiterate generation is far higher than the cost of teaching one well.
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