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Artificial intelligence (AI) is already part of young people’s everyday lives, from the content recommended to them on social media to the generative AI tools they increasingly encounter. But AI technologies are also being used to tackle challenges in the wider world, from forecasting floods to monitoring our environment. That’s why we believe AI literacy…

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Strap yourselves in for an out-of-this-world journey! The European Astro Pi Challenge 2026/27 officially launches today, 14 September 2026! Young people across Europe and Canada are invited to participate in two fun coding missions, offering them the amazing opportunity to run their programs on the Astro Pi computers aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Every…

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The UK Bebras Challenge, the nation’s largest computing challenge, is back! Last year, more than 526,000 students from across the UK took part, tackling fun and thought-provoking puzzles that introduce key ideas in computational thinking with no extra preparation needed. Read on to learn how your school can get involved. What is the UK Bebras…

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Experience AI equips young people with a meaningful understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning by giving educators the knowledge and confidence to teach these topics in ways that suit their classrooms. Whether you’re introducing AI to learners for the first time, helping them deepen their understanding, exploring generative AI with them, or integrating…

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Young people see and use artificial intelligence (AI) systems frequently, and hear a lot about how they are applied across many areas of life. That makes them understandably eager to find out more about how AI works. For some, this interest extends to wanting to experiment with the technology to investigate their own questions and…

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Our free, browser-based Code Editor now keeps working when your internet connection doesn’t. If your connection breaks in the middle of a lesson or a project, you can carry on writing and running your code without disruption, even if the page is reloaded. Why we built this An unstable internet connection is a minor annoyance…

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When faced with a programming problem, computing educators often start solving it without a second thought. Before writing a single line of code, experienced programmers use a range of skills to choose their approach and make other key decisions. Thanks to repeated practice, many of these decisions feel automatic and require little conscious thought. However,…

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We love hearing from members of the community and sharing the stories of amazing young people, volunteers, and educators who are using their passion for technology to create positive change in the world around them. Last year, we shared the story of Douglas, founder and director of Oasis Mathare, an organisation using technology to open…

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We’re pleased to share that we are expanding our Experience AI programme to Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand to train 5000 educators who can reach 150,000 students by 2028, thanks to generous funding of $1.2 million from Google.org. Working with local education organisations, we will support young people to develop a foundational understanding of AI…

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On 10–15 May, we welcomed the global Bebras community to Cambridge, UK for the 22nd Bebras International Task Workshop. As organisers of the UK Bebras Challenge, we hosted this year’s annual Task Workshop, bringing together Bebras organisers, educators, and researchers from around the world to review and refine the computational thinking tasks in preparation for…

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