The micro:bit is a computer designed for people to learn to code and develop digital skills.
We empower teachers, governments and educational organisations to provide quality education for young people in partnership with the Micro:bit Educational Foundation.
Our global activity is expanding across South America, Europe, Asia, Middle East and Northern Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. Our aim is to develop new generations of creators, rather than consumers of technology.
We're introducing computer coding in schools across Mauritius to strengthen creative thinking and problem solving skills and inspire the next generation of young innovators.
We are delivering micro:bit workshops in public libraries across Bangladesh that will reach 175,000 children by 2020.
We have introduced the micro:bit to refugee camps in Athens to support English language learning in a safe, creative and enjoyable classroom environment. We work with UNICEF and Samsung to empower disconnected youth through education.
We are helping girls learn digital skills with the micro:bit to inspire the next generation of young innovators.
Our Summer Schools have introduced English Language learning using the micro:bit to 1700 students across five of our Teaching Centres in Spain. Feedback from the children shows the coding sessions were their favourite part of the whole course!
We have designed a programme to reform the school curriculum across Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. We aim to equip children with digital skills for a prosperous future.