Raspberry Pi Foundation

Raspberry Pi Foundation A charity that enables young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing.

We engage millions of young people in learning computing and digital making skills through a thriving network of clubs and events, and through partnerships with youth organisations. We enable any school to offer students the opportunity to study computing and computer science by providing the best possible curriculum, resources, and training for teachers. We work to deepen our understanding of how

young people learn about computing and digital making, and to use that knowledge to increase the impact of our own work and to advance the field of computing education. We make computing and digital making accessible to all by providing low-cost, high-performance single-board computers and free software. Raspberry Pi Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales (1129409).

Are your learners ready to navigate a world shaped by AI? 🤔In today's world, building AI literacy is an essential part o...
04/06/2026

Are your learners ready to navigate a world shaped by AI? 🤔

In today's world, building AI literacy is an essential part of computing education. That's why we're supporting educators with the materials and guidance they need to help young people understand AI.

Whether you are a teacher, a Code Club mentor, or a parent, we have a wide range of free resources to help you teach young people about AI, and learn more about it yourself.

From lesson plans and hands-on activities to online training and research-informed guidance, we provide everything you need to support your learners with confidence.

🔗 Read our latest blog to find out more: rpf.io/blog-ai-awareness

We’re delighted to be working with Fundación Sadosky as an Experience AI global partner in Argentina 🎉Through this partn...
02/06/2026

We’re delighted to be working with Fundación Sadosky as an Experience AI global partner in Argentina 🎉

Through this partnership, Fundación Sadosky joins the global network, supported by funding from Google.org.

Together, we’ll grow AI literacy across Argentina, supporting educators with the skills, resources, and confidence to bring AI education into their classrooms.

👉 Discover more about Experience AI: rpf.io/experienceai

How can we prepare young people for an AI-driven world?Our free online course - Teach teens computing: Understanding AI ...
02/06/2026

How can we prepare young people for an AI-driven world?

Our free online course - Teach teens computing: Understanding AI for educators - explores AI tools, their impact, and how to help students navigate opportunities and risks.

Get started on the Training Hub 👉 rpf.io/understandingai

How can you build confidence to teach AI in the classroom? 💡In our latest blog, primary school computing lead Hayley McK...
02/06/2026

How can you build confidence to teach AI in the classroom? 💡

In our latest blog, primary school computing lead Hayley McKechnie shares how Experience AI training helped her build her understanding of AI, deliver engaging classroom lessons, and support fellow educators to do the same.

From practical classroom materials to discussions about ethics, critical thinking, and responsible AI use, discover how teachers are helping students understand both the potential and the limitations of AI.

Read our latest blog to find out more: rpf.io/blog-ai-confidence

“In our field, we are preparing our students for the jobs and careers that are not existent yet.”Meet Claire Gryspeerdt,...
01/06/2026

“In our field, we are preparing our students for the jobs and careers that are not existent yet.”

Meet Claire Gryspeerdt, Head of Computer Science and IT at Lodge Park Academy, England.

In our latest Ada Computer Science Story, Claire shares how she:
• Brings computer science to life through dual coding
• Tackles student misconceptions with a creative "banned words" competition
• Prepares learners for future careers by safely embracing AI

Read her full story now:

🔗 rpf.io/ada-cs-claire

Team chooser 🙋🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️In this Python project, kids will create 2 random teams from a list of players. This project teach...
30/05/2026

Team chooser 🙋🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

In this Python project, kids will create 2 random teams from a list of players. This project teaches learners how to use lists and is perfect for Python beginners!

Get started here: rpf.io/team-chooser

Can AI support creativity? ✨AI is often framed as threatening creative work either by automating it or by encouraging im...
28/05/2026

Can AI support creativity? ✨

AI is often framed as threatening creative work either by automating it or by encouraging imitation. But Professor Rebecca Fiebrink’s work on creative machine learning suggests a more useful way to think about this relationship.

In our March research seminar, Rebecca shared how people can use meaningful data with machine learning to build new kinds of creative projects.

Her seminar showed how educators can support learners to explore AI through artistic movement, sound, experimentation, and play.

🔗 Read our latest blog to find out more: rpf.io/blog-ai-creativity

We’re excited to be working with Kodea as part of the global Experience AI partner network in Chile 🎉Through this partne...
28/05/2026

We’re excited to be working with Kodea as part of the global Experience AI partner network in Chile 🎉

Through this partnership, Fundación Kodea joins the global network, supported by funding from Google.org.

Together, we’ll help advance AI literacy in Chile, empowering educators with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to bring AI learning into their classrooms.

👉 Find out more about Experience AI: rpf.io/experienceai

27/05/2026

Mission Zero programs have now been running on the ISS 🚀

Here’s ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot watching her own program run on an Astro Pi computer aboard the International Space Station 🛰️

Sophie’s program displays her mission patch: a hummingbird at the centre, surrounded by a ring of small dots symbolising the many small contributions that together make great achievements possible.

Next week, everyone who successfully completed the challenge will receive a certificate showing the exact time and location of the ISS in orbit when their program ran - a unique snapshot of their code in space ✨

Read more about the challenge and next steps here 👉 rpf.io/blog-flight-status

Coolest Projects returned to Dublin last month, inviting young people from across Ireland to share their tech creativity...
27/05/2026

Coolest Projects returned to Dublin last month, inviting young people from across Ireland to share their tech creativity ✨

In today’s blog, we talk to a few young creators about their projects, reflecting on the excitement of the day and what Coolest Projects means to them 🧡

Read more about the event here: rpf.io/blog-cpi-26

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