By collaborating with a local initiative in the US, we were able to help amplify the impact that Compton Unified School District could have in their district and beyond.
Discover inspiring stories and innovative uses of micro:bit from around the world.
By collaborating with a local initiative in the US, we were able to help amplify the impact that Compton Unified School District could have in their district and beyond.
Preparing the next generation in France with a practical approach to digital sciences
By bringing together local expertise, local government and local suppliers, Sistema THEAD were able to fast-track translations and the supply of micro:bits to help support the implementation of Catalonia’s Digital Education Plan.
How the micro:bit is building on a revolutionary legacy
For Ceibal's 10th Olympiad, a dedicated 'do your :bit' category was introduced, another milestone in their long partnership with Micro:bit Educational Foundation.
Young people combine creativity and technology in solutions to the Global Goals
‘Imaginations went wild’: engaging hard-to-reach children with the micro:bit. With the help of the British Council, teachers in the Western Balkans region are discovering a new way to reach disengaged students. A project aiming to equip 1 million young people with the skills they need to compete in the global labour market has shown that hard-to-reach children are often inspired by the micro:bit.
Daryn Maginnis, Vice Principal and ICT Lead at Downpatrick Primary School in Northern Ireland, has been using BBC micro:bit animation projects in creative cross-curricular ways in his classroom
Teachers tell us how they’ve used micro:bits to enhance their science teaching.
Cracking the climate code with the micro:bit
Kids learn outdoors at a micro:bit summer school in West Berkshire, England
Transforming libraries into hubs of digital innovation
‘This is the future!’ Igniting young minds with the micro:bit
The online community with the micro:bit at its heart
Where age is no barrier to being a Digital Maker
The ‘micro:bitmobile’ race where everyone wins
‘I really love it’: the team using micro:bits to change a country
How to prepare children for jobs that don’t yet exist