Take part in the national conversation on AI at the Creative Intelligence Festival, 11-13th September
Professor Rose Luckin and the EVR Team will support the Creative Intelligence Festival at the Southbank Centre in London, 11th-13th September 2026.
It is free to attend and you can plan your visit here.
Rose, the EVR team, and our guests will be there to talk to the public about AI for work, AI for learning, AI for wellbeing, and AI for creativity.
Most importantly, we'll be there to listen to you talk about it.
Come see the new ideas, art and technologies shaping our future.
Get help now:
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Books: download 'Machine Learning & Human Intelligence: the Future of Education for the 21st Century' by Professor Rose Luckin for free
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Coalition: for school and trust leaders - join the 'Shape the Future Leaders Coalition'
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Consultancy: for information about our Consultancy Services and the case studies that showcase our impact
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Policy: information on how to get started crafting an AI policy for your school
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Risk Assessments: view our data and ethics risk assessments on the most popular AI learning tools used in the classroom
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Safeguarding: download our 'Safeguarding Priorities' slide
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Safeguarding: information on how to get started with AI safeguarding
The EVR Difference: what we do
What we do:
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Online and in-person training: to help professionals and organisations build AI capabilities, particularly those working in the education and training sector
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We’ve worked with: ASCL, COBIS, Hounslow Education Partnership, 3-18 Education Trust, Blue Kite Trust
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Consultancy services: our team of data, AI and behavioural scientists work closely with clients to help them leverage AI effectively to enhance human learning
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We’ve worked with: Arizona State University, Nord Anglia Education, Cambridge, Singapore MInistry of Education
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Thought leadership: we actively share our expertise through conferences, publications, and the acclaimed Edtech Podcast to advance the ethical use of AI to empower people
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We’ve worked with: Westminster Education Forum, Google, COP26, Open University, Kings College, OECD, Pearson, Chegg
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The EVR Difference:
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Specialist expertise: in human learning and AI
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Focus: on the ethical, empowering applications of AI
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Experience: our clients range from schools and universities, to government agencies and EdTech companies worldwide
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Evidence and impact: each engagement is approached through an inclusive, evidence-based process focused on impact
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Responsible innovation: as sector thought leaders, we also advocate for policies and practices to promote responsible innovation in AI for education
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“Everyone Learning All of the Time”: is our company motto, which means every team member is learning and upskilling for their benefit and for those around them