Since Raspberry Pi joined forces with Code Club, we’ve more than doubled the number of clubs to over 10,000 worldwide. Find out what’s next for Code Club.
In the 18 months since we made that announcement, we have more than doubled the number
There is no correct age at which a child can start coding. Young children often begin by programming with graphic symbols, then move to block-based and text-based coding.
never writes computer programs, it is likely they already use software that coders have
Discover the OCEAN prompting process: a simple framework to harness AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude for teaching.
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Ben Garside, Senior Learning Manager, discusses his takeaways from UNESCO’s International Day of Education 2025 focusing on AI and Education.
education Throughout the event, a clear message from UNESCO was that teachers have
Guidelines on setting up and running your own Raspberry Jam Am I allowed to run a Jam? Yes! Anyone can run a Raspberry Jam – you don’t need our permission, and it can take any form you like. What do I need to run a Jam? All you need to run a Jam is a venue,…
But you can make the Jam you plan suit your situation and whatever activities you have
Young people can now send us the tech ideas they want to create and share with their worldwide community in the Coolest Projects online showcase!
Coding and technology User testing and iteration Presentation …and they will have
To inspire young people to send their code to space with Astro Pi, we’re sharing some amazing stories from ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer.
Talking to family It was surprising to hear that the astronauts on the ISS have
The third part in the animated adventures of our spacefaring Raspberry Pi computers. When they face their toughest challenge yet, who can help them?
students, and he’s taken some great photos of them on the station: Both computers have
The Raspberry Pi Foundation joins forces with the CoderDojo Foundation in a merger that will give more young people the chance to get creative with tech.
Since then, James and Bill have helped turn that idea into a movement that reaches
Our ‚Introduction to Scratch‘ path of six new coding projects has been updated following feedback from the community.
Our project paths have a 3-2-1 structure (click the image to enlarge) The updates
