We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
And that might have been about coding or anything, really.
Our new theme for Digital Making at Home is a complete joke… because we want you to make us laugh! What hilarious project will you create with code?
coding going, and if you’re joining us for the first time, we’re so thrilled to have
Welcome back for another exciting week of Digital Making at Home from the Raspberry Pi Foundation! Get ready…
coding going, and if you’re joining us for the first time, we’re so thrilled to have
An overview of the Research Centre’s current work, including guidance on generative AI for teachers, physical computing, and more.
We have only been established for a few years, but we’ve made a good start and
Switch to our regular privacy policy. Who we are We are the Raspberry Pi Foundation. We help people all over the world learn about computers and how to make things with them. What is this page for? This page explains how we look after your information when you use our websites, join our clubs (like…
But don’t worry, we only collect what we need to help you learn and have fun!
This guide is for parents. Specifically, it’s for parents who want to help their kids get into making…
It’s got to the point where he’s using a language that I have no experience with,
The AI symposium offered teachers and researchers the chance to get together and share their knowledge and expertise about AI education.
in Cambridge We organised a day-long, face-to-face symposium with educators who have
Sway Grantham shares how educators can help young children explore technology to learn skills for a digital world, in an article from Hello World 21.
As educators, we have a responsibility to prepare learners for life in a digital
The Raspberry Pi Foundation launches Hello World magazine, a new, free computing and digital making resource for educators, by educators.
We’re thrilled that many of the contributors to Switched On have agreed to continue
Today we’re delighted to welcome two new colleagues to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and to launch a recruitment campaign to find even more outstanding people to join our growing team. First, meet the new arrivals! Oliver Quinlan is joining the Foundation as Research Manager. Oliver joins us from Nesta where he has been part of…
Some of you may have already met Helen, who has been working with us part-time over
