Microsoft's AI chat assistant for school accounts, with data protection for signed-in users. Lessons here use it only where the school has approved it, with students aged 13+.

Creative Amplify

Grade 9 French 90-word holiday answer redrafted after Copilot flags errors

Grade 9 (Year 10, age 14 to 15) · 50 min · 1 device per student

Creative Amplify

Students write a practice 90-word answer about a past holiday, ask Copilot to flag up to five errors without correcting them, fix each one themselves and hand in the redraft with changes highlighted.

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Interactive Amplify

Grade 9 Typhoon Haiyan retrieval with Copilot feedback checked against the textbook

Grade 9 (Year 10, age 14 to 15) · 50 min · 1 device per student

Interactive Amplify

Students answer Copilot's questions on Typhoon Haiyan one at a time, read its feedback on each answer, and check that feedback against the textbook case study before correcting their notes.

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Grade 8 checking Copilot's French translations of idioms and false friends

Grade 8 (Year 9, age 13 to 14) · 50 min · 1 device per student

Interactive Amplify

Students ask Copilot Chat to translate twelve French sentences built around idioms and false friends, test every translation against a bilingual dictionary and their own version, and question Copilot on the choices that disagree.

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Interactive Transform

Students each ask Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat for five short character sketches of someone in an assigned job, log the names and pronouns in a class sheet, and compare the pooled results with published UK workforce figures.

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Grade 9 testing Copilot-written Python functions against their own edge cases

Grade 9 (Year 10, age 14 to 15) · 50 min · 1 device per student

Interactive Transform

Students write test cases from a password rule, ask Copilot Chat for a password checker from a one-line brief, run its code against their tests in Replit and find out which rules it assumed.

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Pairs put scripted sun-safety questions to Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, reword each one three ways, and check every answer against NHS guidance.

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Passive Replace

Grade 8 read a teacher-checked introduction to Käthe Kollwitz before her War woodcuts

Grade 8 (Year 9, age 13 to 14) · 50 min · Teacher device and projector, printed reading

Passive Replace

Students read a one-page introduction to Käthe Kollwitz that the teacher drafted with Copilot and checked line by line, then look at two of her War woodcuts with that background in mind.

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Passive Transform

Grade 12 watch Copilot answer one prompt five times to see how language models work

Grade 12 (Year 13, age 17 to 18) · 50 min · Teacher device and projector

Passive Transform

The teacher runs Copilot on the board, asking the same questions in fresh chats and following its cited links, while students record what changes and what holds, then connect it to how language models predict text.

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