The aim of our partnership is to enable students to learn about computing by providing the best possible curriculum.
Curriculum well received by educators and students We have found that the partnership
With UK Youth and grassroots organisations, we get Raspberry Pi computer kits into the hands of disadvantaged young people across the UK.
harsh lessons we learned last year was that far too many young people still don’t have
The new version of Scratch for Raspberry Pi is faster, with built-in support for using the GPIO and camera module. Example project scripts are available.
We have not introduced any new blocks at this point.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation launches a digital making curriculum to support our growing community of educators and help people everywhere learn new skills.
We have a large and diverse community of people who are interested in digital making
Our Events Assistant Olivia went on a mission back home to prove that anyone can learn to code, regardless of age or tech savvy-ness!
I don’t have a young person to help me!”
A Sense HAT emulator that runs natively on any model of Raspberry Pi, and can be used with features like the camera module, just like a real Sense HAT.
For a complete list of all the functions you can use, have a look at the Sense HAT
Python coding for kids is super fun with our free learning paths. Discover how young people learn to become independent coders with us.
Start the ‘More Python’ path Because Python has so much to offer, we have created
From jazzy jumpers and a Sense HAT advent calendar to coding carols and Santa’s list, jingle all the way with our brand-new Christmas resources.
� Well, maybe it isn’t quite Christmas yet, but since the shops have been playing
We’re looking for 24 teachers (or youth leaders) to take part in a FREE two-and-a-half day Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event aiming to provide experience of high altitude ballooning to educators, and demonstrating how it can be used as an engaging teaching opportunity. Over the last few year I’ve seen many awesome uses of the Raspberry…
of the hardest parts of running a flight is the number of different aspects you have
There’s been a media brouhaha about coding recently**. The Hour of Code puts this into perspective—it’s all about demystifying what coding is, having a play and realising that it isn’t as arcane or difficult as you thought. Of course at one end of the scale, computer science can be as challenging as it gets. But…
Since this talk we have been inundated with offers of support and want to know more
