Discover free downloadable resources and engaging activities for various age groups, fostering a safer online environment this Safer Internet Day! Safer Internet Day 2024 takes place on 6th February 2024 and the official resources are now available to download for free. The theme this year is Inspiring Change? Making aRead More →
Code a vibrant dance party while exploring AI concepts with top artists like Miley Cyrus, BTS, and more. Unleash your creativity during Computer Science Education Week! Students will be able to code their virtual dancer’s choreography and use emojis as AI prompts to generate animated backgrounds. This is a brilliantRead More →
Making music with the micro:bit is a great activity for programming Christmas tunes. If you don’t have a micro:bit you can still use the BBC micro:bit MicroPython editor. There is a built-in music library in MicroPython that lets you play music on your micro:bit. All the instructions and guidance youRead More →
Code.org have added a new project to their vast array of learning resources. AI and Machine Learning is a free project for secondary students. Over a series of 21 lessons, students explore how computers learn from data to make decisions, then develop machine learning projects around real world data. TheRead More →
Google Santa Tracker is a lovely little website for when you are ready to start celebrating Christmas! The Google Santa Tracker has lots of fun, educational and interactive activities for all ages. From the 24th December, Santa’s Village transforms into a tracking experience where students can follow Santa and hisRead More →
Ada Computer Science is a free online platform for upper secondary school teachers and students. Developed with the University of Cambridge, it offers computing education resources for the classroom, homework and revision. Ada Computer Science is a comprehensive online platform designed to support computer science education in secondary schools. WhetherRead More →
An opportunity for students to run their own code in space is now open with the European Astro Pi Challenge. There are two different challenges that students can take part in: Mission Zero – suitable for beginners and primary school students Send a personalised image to the astronauts on theRead More →
Register for your free BBC micro:bit-the next gen to get up to 30 devices per school. BBC micro:bit – the next gen is a campaign that aims to increase teacher knowledge and confidence with free devices, resources and training for your primary school. Teaching primary school children about coding canRead More →
Google introduces new updates to Search and Lens to help students solve trickier problems. This update makes it easier to learn how to solve complex math problems. Students would simply type the equation or word problem into the Search bar, or take a photo of the problem using Google Lens,Read More →
How Ofsted inspects safeguarding in schools webinar explores: This webinar is now available on YouTube for you to watch and hopefully pick up some useful information and tips on what Ofsted will be looking for when they visit your school. Outline of sessionRead More →