Policy & RegulationThe Decoder· Jun 19, 2026
Norway Bans Generative AI in Elementary Schools to Protect Basic Skills
Norway will prohibit generative AI tools in elementary schools beginning in late August. Students in grades 1-7 face a complete ban, while secondary schools may allow supervised use. Officials state the measure ensures children develop core abilities in reading, writing, and mathematics before relying on AI.
Key points
- →Generative AI banned for grades 1-7 starting late August
- →Secondary schools allow AI only under supervision
- →Policy prioritizes foundational skills in reading, writing, and math
- →Decision targets protection of children's basic learning development
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