Announcing the winners of our first ever European Astro Pi competition, and the Highly Commended entries, and giving some background on the competition.
We will upload your code digitally using the space-to-ground link over the next
Registration for Moonhack 2023 is open. In this free, global coding event, young people can create projects focused on space and innovation.
And I do try to link things in so that we’re connecting with real-world context
In our 2025 seminar series, we’ll look at what should be taught about AI, ML, and data science in schools and how we should teach this.
You will receive an email with the link to join our next Zoom call.
As you may have heard if you follow us on Twitter, Facebook or G+, we are sponsoring this year’s Royal Institution Christmas Lectures. The lectures are part of British educational history: Michael Faraday started them in 1825 to introduce science to ordinary people – especially young people – and they’ve been running ever since, with only one…
Raspberry Pi Staff Liz Upton — post author 17th December 2014, 10:47 am There’s a link
We’ve been very keen to see schools set up high altitude ballooning (HAB) projects with the Pi. HAB is a stupendously rewarding and challenging way to get some really good cross-curricular work done, requiring skills in maths, computing, physics, geography and chemistry. So we were super-chuffed to get this email from Samuel Bancroft, a school…
continuously take readings from the sensors it carried, and send it back via a radio link
We lay out 10 areas of opportunity to help Computing teachers make the subject more relevant and engaging for all learners in their classroom.
Sign up and we’ll send you the link to join on the day.
From space-themed games to digital art, discover our hands-on activities that inspire young coders to learn and build essential skills.
You could organise a themed day, which can give learners more freedom, or link with
If you’re in an ESA member state, there is absolutely NO REASON for you not to help a team of young people send their code to space. YOU’VE GOT NO EXCUSES!
teacher will receive an email receipt with the team member details, along with a link
US educators: apply now for our free Picademy training in Austin! Even more opportunities coming in 2017 as we join the Computer Science For All initiative.
Glenn Sullivan 21st September 2016, 6:26 pm One more link I would like to summit
If you don’t know your Scratch from your Trinket and your Python, we’ve got you!
you create public web pages and projects that can be viewed by anyone with the link
