Support your students to solve exciting puzzles and develop their computational thinking skills with the UK Bebras Challenge.
Internationally, nearly 3 million learners took part in 2019.
Schools can now sign up for this year’s UK Bebras Challenge, a free computational thinking challenge for learners aged 6 to 18 this November.
More than 3 million students from 54 countries took part in the Bebras Challenge
Issue 25 of Hello World shows how educators around the world are approaching generative AI in their classrooms and schools.
Hello World #24 out now: Impact of tech Experience AI expands to reach over 2 million
UK Bebras Challenge participants solve computational thinking puzzles to have a chance to take on the Oxford University Computing Challenge.
All in all, more than 3 million students from 59 countries took part in the 2022/
Support us for Pi Day to promote computing education and help all young people realise their full potential through the power of digital technologies.
Fast forward 15 years and there are almost 50 million Raspberry Pi computers in the
In the 6-year history of the CoderDojo movement, more than 2000 Dojos have now been championed by volunteers all around the world!
Uganda is currently hosting more than 1.2 million refugees, 60% of which are children
Bebras is a free, annual challenge that helps schools introduce computational thinking to their students aged 6 to 18. No programming is involved.
More than 3 million students from 59 countries took part in the Bebras Computational
We were absolutely thrilled to organise a Code Club at Number Ten Downing Street last week, hosted by the UK Prime Minister’s wife Akshata Murty as part of Lessons at 10.
be the world’s largest movement of free computing clubs and has supported over 2 million
Discover how Experience AI in Mexico empowers teachers and students to explore, question, and create with AI.
the Raspberry Pi Foundation and DeepMind Experience AI expands to reach over 2 million
Our new position paper sets out five arguments for why we think that kids still need to learn to code in the age of artificial intelligence.
The need to invest in AI skills in schools Experience AI expands to reach over 2 million
