Three fun unplugged activities for Early Years are now available to download for free from Barefoot. This year Barefoot celebrate their 10 year anniversary having delivered over 5000 workshops and with over 400,000 resources available to download from their website. Their newest resource is available now and has been developedRead More →
Diffit for Teachers lets you generate printable or digital resources on many topics which can be altered for different levels and can generate ideas for class engagement. It is AI generated content, so will always need to be checked first, but it quickly generates resources in many formats ready forRead More →
Wassily Kandinsky was a Russian artists who experienced sounds as colours and colours as sounds! Chrome Music Lab as a beautiful experiment where students can simply draw a shape on the screen to hear corresponding sounds. The triangles will be rendered as percussion sounds and the lines, dots and circlesRead More →
AI image generation in Padlet really let’s your imagination soar! If you haven’t yet used Padlet in your teaching, it really is an amazing tool that can be used in so many ways. Basically, Padlet is a digital notice board that can be shared with students who can then collaborateRead More →
Explorify have updated their science enquiry maps which match different types of enquiry to Explorify activities and follow-up activities. The maps provide you with lots of ideas about age appropriate science investigations that you can do in the classroom and saves you an awful lot of work looking for differentRead More →
Free home learning resources from Raspberry Pi are available along with a guide for parents and carers which you could share on your school website so that parents and carers have easy access. There are loads of resources and activities available for free, online and in up to 30 languages.Read More →
The Experience AI Challenge invites young people aged up to 18 to design and make their own AI applications. They will learn how to make a machine learning (ML) classifier that organises data types into different groupings that you specify. All the resources and support you need is made freelyRead More →
Machine Learning for Kids is a free tool that introduces machine learning (ML) by providing hands-on experiences for training systems and building things with them. It is so easy to use and there is a ton of support for both you and your students. Students will learn train machine learningRead More →
You can join Adobe Education Exchange for free and gain access to thousands of great creative resources. Resources are available for Primary, Secondary and Higher Education and cover all subjects. Here’s an example of some of the resources available: You can brown by subject, grade level, and product to findRead More →
Mars Day is on 5th March 2024 and STEM Learning have launched a brilliant set of lessons and resources linked to computing using the context of Mars exploration. Pupils will learn about algorithms, debugging, flow charts, repeat loops, decision trees, and how images and data are relayed. All of theRead More →
An AI system has been developed that will take an image and generate music from it. This is far from ‘production ready’ but gives an insight into the kind of functionality that AI is going to provide in the very near future. Why not try it for yourself below? UploadRead More →
The NSPCC has announced a new partnership with Common Sense Media to support online safety and understand the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on children. The partnership aims to: You can find out more by visiting the NSPCC website. For more information on the potential harms and concerns surrounding AIRead More →
How exciting to be able to take a drawing by your pupils and bring it to life through animation in front of their eyes! You can choose from different motions for them to perform – dancing, funny, jumping and walking. Each one gives a preview so that they can seeRead More →
Get ready now for Safer Internet Day 2024 on 6th February with these fantastic resources! Here are some key ways to get prepared: Register as a Safer Internet Day supporter – submit your details and appear on the map of supporters across the country and receive a certificate to displayRead More →
The Big Schools’ Birdwatch is for everyone and it is back! You can download free resources to support curriculum learning, including historical records of Big Schools’ Birdwatch so that you can compare your results. You can start counting any time from 8th January to 19th February 2024. STEM Learning alsoRead More →
Today is Kid Inventors’ Day, but any time of the year can be a day for inventors to shine! STEM Learning have put together all of their ESERO-UK resources and activities to encourage pupils to develop skills useful for inventors, such as design, problem solving and critical thinking. There areRead More →
A free online safety education programme with everything you need including resources, assemblies and games – Be Internet Legends by Google. With these resources you will be able to teach children the skills and behaviours needed to navigate their online lives. It includes five themed activity packs and 12 ready-madeRead More →
We have posted about The Computing Curriculum from the Raspberry Pi Foundation before, it is a bank of free lesson plans and other resources that offer schools everything they need to teach their students aged 5-16. This unit is a great example of just what sort of resources you canRead More →
Coolest Projects 2024 is calling all young tech creators. Are you ready to showcase your brilliance? Dive into the world of young tech prodigies and unleash the future innovators! Coolest Projects will be back in 2024, a showcase for young creators of digital tech. Coolest Projects is a fantastic opportunityRead More →
In October 2022, the European Commission launched the Digital Services Act (DSA) package. This is a series of rules and regulations for online platform providers aiming to create a safer digital space for all with some rules that are specially designed to protect minors online. What Does the DSA Do?Read More →