About foundation

Preparing education for responsible AI adoption.

The European Centre for AI in Schools is an independent non-profit foundation working to ensure that artificial intelligence is introduced into education safely, responsibly and effectively.

We bridge the gap between rapidly evolving technology, European policy and the realities of education. By bringing together expertise from education, research, law, technology and public policy, we develop practical frameworks, standards and initiatives that help schools and education systems prepare for the age of AI.

Our mission & objectives

Our mission is to advance the safe, responsible and effective integration of artificial intelligence into education.

We translate emerging research, regulatory requirements and international recommendations into practical standards, educational programmes and implementation models that can be applied across schools and education systems.

Our statutory objectives focus on developing knowledge, methodologies and solutions that strengthen AI literacy, support regulatory compliance, enable responsible use of AI in educational practice and contribute to the long-term development of education in the age of artificial intelligence.

Explore our programme

Governance

The Foundation is built on a governance model designed to combine strategic oversight, operational leadership and multidisciplinary expertise. Its governing and advisory bodies bring together professionals from education, artificial intelligence, law, data protection, child safety, digital pedagogy and public policy.

Together, they safeguard the Foundation’s independence, guide its strategic direction and ensure that its work reflects both the realities of education and the evolving technological and regulatory landscape.

European Advisory Council

An international advisory body bringing together experts from across Europe to provide strategic perspectives on the responsible integration of AI into education.

Foundation Council

The supervisory body responsible for overseeing the Foundation’s strategic development, organisational governance, partnerships and financial sustainability.

Management Board

The executive body responsible for leading the Foundation’s operations, implementing its strategy and coordinating its programmes, partnerships and institutional activities.

Expert Council

A multidisciplinary body contributing specialist knowledge and practical expertise to the development of the Foundation’s standards, programmes, publications and initiatives.

Foundation documents

We are committed to transparent governance and responsible operation. This section provides access to the Foundation’s statutory documents, annual reports, financial statements, policies and other official publications related to our activities and governance.

Foundation Project Overview

A foundational document outlining the origins, mission and strategic direction of the European Centre for AI in Schools, including its governance model, AI Education Framework, planned areas of activity and approach to advancing responsible AI adoption in education.

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Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how the European Centre for AI in Schools (ECAIS) Foundation collects, uses and protects personal data. It outlines who is responsible for processing personal data, whose data may be processed, and how to contact the Foundation regarding privacy and data protection matters.

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ECAIS Strategic Plan 2027–2030

A strategic document outlining the Foundation’s long-term priorities, key areas of development and planned initiatives, including research, standards, educational programmes, institutional partnerships and international collaboration.

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ECAIS Formal Information

Official registration and legal information of the European Centre for AI in Schools, including KRS, NIP, REGON, registered office details and other statutory information.

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AI Education Framework

Programmes & events

Publications

Partners

Privacy policy

Contact

© 2026 · All rights reserved

European Centre for AI in Schools

Domaniewska 45, 6th floor02-672 WarsawPoland

About foundation

Preparing education for responsible AI adoption.

The European Centre for AI in Schools is an independent non-profit foundation working to ensure that artificial intelligence is introduced into education safely, responsibly and effectively.

We bridge the gap between rapidly evolving technology, European policy and the realities of education. By bringing together expertise from education, research, law, technology and public policy, we develop practical frameworks, standards and initiatives that help schools and education systems prepare for the age of AI.

Our mission & objectives

Our mission is to advance the safe, responsible and effective integration of artificial intelligence into education.

We translate emerging research, regulatory requirements and international recommendations into practical standards, educational programmes and implementation models that can be applied across schools and education systems.

Our statutory objectives focus on developing knowledge, methodologies and solutions that strengthen AI literacy, support regulatory compliance, enable responsible use of AI in educational practice and contribute to the long-term development of education in the age of artificial intelligence.

Explore our programme

Governance

The Foundation is built on a governance model designed to combine strategic oversight, operational leadership and multidisciplinary expertise. Its governing and advisory bodies bring together professionals from education, artificial intelligence, law, data protection, child safety, digital pedagogy and public policy.

Together, they safeguard the Foundation’s independence, guide its strategic direction and ensure that its work reflects both the realities of education and the evolving technological and regulatory landscape.

European Advisory Council

An international advisory body bringing together experts from across Europe to provide strategic perspectives on the responsible integration of AI into education.

Foundation Council

The supervisory body responsible for overseeing the Foundation’s strategic development, organisational governance, partnerships and financial sustainability.

Management Board

The executive body responsible for leading the Foundation’s operations, implementing its strategy and coordinating its programmes, partnerships and institutional activities.

Expert Council

A multidisciplinary body contributing specialist knowledge and practical expertise to the development of the Foundation’s standards, programmes, publications and initiatives.

Foundation documents

We are committed to transparent governance and responsible operation. This section provides access to the Foundation’s statutory documents, annual reports, financial statements, policies and other official publications related to our activities and governance.

Foundation Project Overview

A foundational document outlining the origins, mission and strategic direction of the European Centre for AI in Schools, including its governance model, AI Education Framework, planned areas of activity and approach to advancing responsible AI adoption in education.

Read

Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how the European Centre for AI in Schools (ECAIS) Foundation collects, uses and protects personal data. It outlines who is responsible for processing personal data, whose data may be processed, and how to contact the Foundation regarding privacy and data protection matters.

Read

ECAIS Strategic Plan 2027–2030

A strategic document outlining the Foundation’s long-term priorities, key areas of development and planned initiatives, including research, standards, educational programmes, institutional partnerships and international collaboration.

Coming soon

ECAIS Formal Information

Official registration and legal information of the European Centre for AI in Schools, including KRS, NIP, REGON, registered office details and other statutory information.

Coming soon

About

AI Education Framework

Programmes & events

Publications

Partners

Privacy policy

Contact

© 2026 · All rights reserved

European Centre for AI in Schools

Domaniewska 45, 6th floor02-672 WarsawPoland

About foundation

Preparing education for responsible AI adoption.

The European Centre for AI in Schools is an independent non-profit foundation working to ensure that artificial intelligence is introduced into education safely, responsibly and effectively.

We bridge the gap between rapidly evolving technology, European policy and the realities of education. By bringing together expertise from education, research, law, technology and public policy, we develop practical frameworks, standards and initiatives that help schools and education systems prepare for the age of AI.

Our mission & objectives

Our mission is to advance the safe, responsible and effective integration of artificial intelligence into education.

We translate emerging research, regulatory requirements and international recommendations into practical standards, educational programmes and implementation models that can be applied across schools and education systems.

Our statutory objectives focus on developing knowledge, methodologies and solutions that strengthen AI literacy, support regulatory compliance, enable responsible use of AI in educational practice and contribute to the long-term development of education in the age of artificial intelligence.

Explore our programme

Governance

The Foundation is built on a governance model designed to combine strategic oversight, operational leadership and multidisciplinary expertise. Its governing and advisory bodies bring together professionals from education, artificial intelligence, law, data protection, child safety, digital pedagogy and public policy.

Together, they safeguard the Foundation’s independence, guide its strategic direction and ensure that its work reflects both the realities of education and the evolving technological and regulatory landscape.

European Advisory Council

An international advisory body bringing together experts from across Europe to provide strategic perspectives on the responsible integration of AI into education.

Foundation Council

The supervisory body responsible for overseeing the Foundation’s strategic development, organisational governance, partnerships and financial sustainability.

Management Board

The executive body responsible for leading the Foundation’s operations, implementing its strategy and coordinating its programmes, partnerships and institutional activities.

Expert Council

A multidisciplinary body contributing specialist knowledge and practical expertise to the development of the Foundation’s standards, programmes, publications and initiatives.

Foundation documents

We are committed to transparent governance and responsible operation. This section provides access to the Foundation’s statutory documents, annual reports, financial statements, policies and other official publications related to our activities and governance.

Foundation Project Overview

A foundational document outlining the origins, mission and strategic direction of the European Centre for AI in Schools, including its governance model, AI Education Framework, planned areas of activity and approach to advancing responsible AI adoption in education.

Read

Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how the European Centre for AI in Schools (ECAIS) Foundation collects, uses and protects personal data. It outlines who is responsible for processing personal data, whose data may be processed, and how to contact the Foundation regarding privacy and data protection matters.

Read

ECAIS Strategic Plan 2027–2030

A strategic document outlining the Foundation’s long-term priorities, key areas of development and planned initiatives, including research, standards, educational programmes, institutional partnerships and international collaboration.

Coming soon

ECAIS Formal Information

Official registration and legal information of the European Centre for AI in Schools, including KRS, NIP, REGON, registered office details and other statutory information.

Coming soon