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They knocked it out of the park.
When you think of the Scouts, do you think of a self-sufficient young person with heaps of creativity, leadership, initiative, and a strong team ethic? So do we! That’s why we’re so excited about our latest opportunity to bring digital making to young people with the world’s leading youth organisation. On 9 and 10 November,…
November, a large group of Scouts converged on their global headquarters at Gilwell Park
Sam Aaron uses Sonic Pi to teach live coding to BBC radio DJ MistaJam
Benton Park Primary have featured on our blog for their Sonic Pi Orchestra and were
The Raspberry Pi Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees who are responsible for ensuring that we use our resources effectively to achieve our charitable goals. Trustees of the Foundation are elected by the Membership. Members play an important role in supporting the Board of Trustees, contributing to the Foundation’s strategic direction, holding the…
of Collections at the Science Museum, London and on the Board of the Bletchley Park
Rachel here! I love castles. I really love castles. When I was in primary school I would do projects about castles in my spare time – just for fun. I would make wooden swords and reenact battles with my best friend too – Anyway – This week we came across a fantastic application of Raspberry Pi…
Muc 29th November 2014, 12:55 pm Every museum, tourist attraction and theme park
Calculate the value of Pi and decrypt Enigma messages with our latest free OctaPi resources…and have a look at what was delivered to Pi Towers this week!
Then switch roles and become a Bletchley Park code breaker — except this time,
On 1-2 April, Cambridge Raspberry Jam will be hosting Pi Wars 2017, a robotics challenge like no other. Will you join us there?
famously introduced Raspberry Pi-controlled animatronics to the Blackgang Chine theme park
Supporting the Raspberry Jam community with our new guidebook, starter kits, and branding packs. It’s now even easier to get your Jam on!
She also gave us a tour of the park and the robots showing him what had been done
Carrie Anne’s end-of-year edition of Geek Gurl Diaries had some news in it that might interest you. The whole of the video (especially the book competition) is likely to be something you’ll find interesting – but the REALLY interesting bit is the announcement that Carrie Anne makes at around the 3:49 mark. Congratulations Carrie Anne…
We came to your Sonic Pi session at Bletchley Park in the summer and went away very
