Teaching resources

Free resources for young people to learn to code and become digital makers
Free training, resources, and guidance to help you teach computing with confidence
Findings on how young people best learn about computing and digital making
Raspberry Pi computers and accessories, software and documentation
We enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies
Computing education is essential for all young people. We enable schools to teach computing and AI through high-quality classroom resources, purpose-built software tools, and professional development for teachers. All for free.
These resources are designed for school teachers. They contain everything you need, including lesson plans, worksheets, homework, and assessments.
In England, India, and Kenya, we create classroom resources for teaching computing, from digital skills to data literacy and AI. Tailored for local education systems and aligned with relevant curricula and standards.
Developed with the University of Cambridge, Ada Computer Science offers online learning materials aligned with UK exam boards specifications, automatically marked questions with feedback, and teacher tools to set and review assignments.
Developed with Google DeepMind, Experience AI includes lessons, classroom resources, and hands-on activities for you to help students develop a foundational understanding of AI. For ages 8 to 16.
A free, integrated computer science curriculum for elementary and middle/primary and post-primary schools in the USA, Canada, and Ireland. Combining instructional materials, classroom resources, and professional development for teachers.
Code Classroom is a free, safe tool designed to support the teaching and learning of computing and programming.
It includes a simple-to-use code editor with different programming languages, and lots of other features to support your teaching.
We offer teachers in schools and other educational settings free training and support, whether you are a specialist computing teacher or want to bring elements of computing and AI into another subject.
Online courses and professional development for teachers and other educators who want to develop their computing and AI subject knowledge and pedagogy.
The magazine and podcast for educators passionate about computing and AI. With insights, resources, effective practices, inspiring stories, and in-depth discussions.
Join the global movement of computing clubs where school-age young people develop the confidence to create with digital technologies.
You can run a Code Club in your school outside of lesson time, or in a public space like a library or community centre. We have lots of free support to help you.
There are hundreds of free coding and computing projects, all with step-by-step instructions.
Our annual technology showcase celebrates creations from young people all around the world.
The European Astro Pi Challenge gets young learners to write code that runs on the International Space Station.
The latest computing education research informs our teaching and learning resources. Our pedagogy principles shape the resources we create.
We developed our pedagogy principles based on current evidence into the best ways to teach and learn about computing.
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a UK company limited by guarantee and a charity registered in England and Wales with number 1129409. The Raspberry Pi Foundation Group includes Hello World Foundation trading as Raspberry Pi Foundation Europe (Irish registered charity 20812), Raspberry Pi Foundation North America, Inc. (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit), Raspberry Pi Educational Services Private Limited (a company incorporated in India to deliver educational services), and Raspberry Pi Foundation Kenya (a private Company Limited by Guarantee with registration number CLG-25TJVQR7).