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We used AI-assisted research to investigate the published sources, then created 18 non-sensitive synthetic records shaped by what those sources expose. It is starter data for exploration—not real service data or evidence.
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Eighteen invented lesson objectives standing in for the rough notes a teacher writes before a lesson, so drafting and feedback support can be looked at without using anyone's real planning or any pupil's work.
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01SYN-LP-01Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-01
- Key stage
- Key Stage 2
- Subject
- Mathematics and Numeracy
- Topic
- Fractions of amounts
- Draft objective
- By the end of the lesson most of them should be able to find a fraction of a whole number without drawing it out first.
02SYN-LP-02Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-02
- Key stage
- Key Stage 2
- Subject
- Language and Literacy
- Topic
- Writing a recount
- Draft objective
- Pupils write a short recount of the trip in the right order, using at least three time words from the wall.
03SYN-LP-03Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-03
- Key stage
- Key Stage 2
- Subject
- The World Around Us
- Topic
- Materials and their uses
- Draft objective
- I want them to be able to say why we would not make a window out of wood, in their own words rather than mine.
04SYN-LP-04Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-04
- Key stage
- Key Stage 2
- Subject
- The World Around Us
- Topic
- Mapping the local area
- Draft objective
- Might need two lessons for this. Pupils use a simple key to mark four features of the local area on a sketch map.
05SYN-LP-05Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-05
- Key stage
- Key Stage 2
- Subject
- The Arts
- Topic
- Mixing shades of one colour
- Draft objective
- Pupils mix three shades of the same colour and tell me what they changed each time.
06SYN-LP-06Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-06
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- Mathematics
- Topic
- Solving linear equations
- Draft objective
- Pupils solve an equation with the unknown on both sides and check the answer by putting it back in.
07SYN-LP-07Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-07
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- English
- Topic
- Persuasive writing
- Draft objective
- By the end of the double period they should be able to tell the difference between an opinion stated firmly and an opinion backed up with something.
08SYN-LP-08Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-08
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- Science
- Topic
- Particle model of matter
- Draft objective
- Pupils explain what happens to the particles when ice melts, without saying that the particles themselves melt.
09SYN-LP-09Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-09
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- Geography
- Topic
- Rivers and erosion
- Draft objective
- Pupils should be able to explain, in their own words, why the river slows down where the valley widens out.
10SYN-LP-10Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-10
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- History
- Topic
- Working with sources
- Draft objective
- Pupils read two accounts of the same event and say which one they trust more, and why.
11SYN-LP-11Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-11
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- Technology and Design
- Topic
- Designing for a user
- Draft objective
- Pupils name who their product is for and two things that person actually needs from it.
12SYN-LP-12Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-12
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- Learning for Life and Work
- Topic
- Managing a weekly budget
- Draft objective
- Pupils work out what is left once the fixed costs come off a weekly budget, then say what they would cut first and defend it.
13SYN-LP-13Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-13
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- Modern Languages
- Topic
- Describing a daily routine
- Draft objective
- Pupils describe their own morning routine out loud for about a minute, with the prompts still on the board.
14SYN-LP-14Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-14
- Key stage
- Key Stage 3
- Subject
- Music
- Topic
- Rhythm and pulse
- Draft objective
- Pupils keep a steady pulse in a group while one of them changes the rhythm over the top of it.
15SYN-LP-15Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-15
- Key stage
- Key Stage 4
- Subject
- Mathematics
- Topic
- Percentage change
- Draft objective
- Pupils work out a percentage increase and, more importantly, notice when the question is really asking for the original amount.
16SYN-LP-16Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-16
- Key stage
- Key Stage 4
- Subject
- English Language
- Topic
- Comparing two texts
- Draft objective
- Pupils write one paragraph comparing how both writers open their article, with a short quotation from each.
17SYN-LP-17Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-17
- Key stage
- Key Stage 4
- Subject
- Chemistry
- Topic
- Rates of reaction
- Draft objective
- Pupils plan a fair test for the effect of temperature on rate and say out loud which variables they are holding still.
18SYN-LP-18Record details
- Id
- SYN-LP-18
- Key stage
- Key Stage 4
- Subject
- Religious Studies
- Topic
- Ethics and decision making
- Draft objective
- Pupils set out two views on the question fairly before giving their own, and say what would change their mind.
AI-assisted research helped identify and interpret the published sources. We then created a small, non-sensitive synthetic dataset shaped by the information those sources expose. It is for exploration—not evidence, training, or operational decisions.
Method note
How it was prepared
AI authored fictional planning notes across key stages and curriculum subjects, including one unfinished objective.
Conditions for use
What this dataset cannot tell you
- The objectives were invented here, not collected from teachers, so they show a plausible starting point rather than how planning is really written in any school.
- There is no pupil work in the file at all, which means the feedback half of this example cannot be tried on it.
- Eighteen notes across three key stages is far too thin to represent the range of subjects, settings, and support needs in Northern Ireland classrooms.
- It is invented. No record describes a real person, place, case, or measurement, and no result computed from it is evidence that anything works in a live service.