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Raspberry Pi Hello World is an education-focused publication from the Raspberry Pi ecosystem that concentrates on computing education, programming pedagogy, and digital literacy.

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Sofia Mohammed

    “We can figure it out”: How one Minnesota teacher uses Experience CS to set the tone for her whole year (opens the original)

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    Walk into Allison Knoph’s fifth grade classroom in Edina, Minnesota in October and the creative writing station will be the loudest place in the room. That is by design. “I use it at my creative writing station,” she says of Experience CS, which she has run each fall for the past couple of years. Kids… The post “We can figure it out”: How one Minnesota teacher uses Experience CS to set the tone for her whole year appeared first on Raspberry Pi Foundation .

  2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Diana Kirby

    Join our new UK study on teaching AI ethics and sustainability in lower secondary school (opens the original)

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    Are you a computing teacher in England, Scotland, or Wales who works with 11- to 14-year-olds and is interested in how young people learn about AI ethics and sustainability? The Raspberry Pi Computing Education Research Centre is launching an exciting new research study, and we would love you to get involved. In this study, we… The post Join our new UK study on teaching AI ethics and sustainability in lower secondary school appeared first on Raspberry Pi Foundation .

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Emma Staves

    Bring AI literacy into every classroom with our new themed resources (opens the original)

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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… The post Bring AI literacy into every classroom with our new themed resources appeared first on Raspberry Pi Foundation .

  4. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Fergus Kirkpatrick

    Launching Astro Pi 2026/27: Code your way to the International Space Station (opens the original)

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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… The post Launching Astro Pi 2026/27: Code your way to the International Space Station appeared first on Raspberry Pi Foundation

  5. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Andrew Csizmadia

    Join the UK Bebras Challenge 2026 (opens the original)

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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… The post Join the UK Bebras Challenge 2026 appeared first on Raspberry Pi Foundation .

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