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Raspberry Pi Foundation

Enabling all young people to realise their full potential through computing and AI

Why kids still need to learn to code in the age of AI

Rapid advances in generative AI are reshaping how we live and work. We argue that learning to code is essential to build the creative and critical thinking skills that young people need to thrive.

Our position paper lays out five key reasons.

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Cover of the 'Why kids still need to learn to code in the age of AI' position paper.

Coding for kids

Educational activities to help young people learn to code and become tech creators.

Learn to code

Easy-to-follow guides to help kids learn how to build their own games, apps, AI projects, and websites with different software and hardware.

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Coolest Projects

The world's largest showcase and celebration of young people’s tech creation skills, with both online and in-person events.

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Your code in space

The Astro Pi Challenge gives young people the opportunity to write code and experiments that run on the International Space Station.

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Join or start a Code Club

Code Club is a global movement of computing clubs where young people develop the confidence to create with digital technologies.

“The best part of it is being able to interact with other people and to share ideas on projects.” – Young person, Liverpool Central Library Code Club

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Resources for teachers & schools

We support teachers and schools with free, high-quality classroom resources, purpose-built software tools, and professional development.

Professional development for teachers

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Online courses for educators who want to develop their computing and AI subject knowledge and pedagogy.

The Computing Curriculum

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A complete set of evidence-based classroom resources to teach computing.

Experience AI

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Lessons, resources, and hands-on activities to help learners develop a foundational understanding of AI.

Code Classroom

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A free, safe tool that supports the teaching and learning of computing and programming.

Experience CS

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A free, integrated computer science curriculum.

Research

We undertake original research on the teaching and learning of computing and AI, which we apply to improve how we enable teachers and learners. Researchers from around the world share their newest studies at our monthly public seminars.

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News

Experience AI

Experience AI begins reaching classrooms across Latin America

5th Nov 2026
Education

Celebrating the UK’s National Engineering Day 2026

4th Nov 2026
Coolest Projects

That’s a wrap! Coolest Projects 2026

28th Oct 2026
Education

Reintroducing Code Classroom – now with the Blocks editor

26th Oct 2026
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“It builds your confidence, it builds your self-esteem. You just feel so encouraged to keep going.”

Watch the story of four young innovators from Belfast to see how their tech creation was celebrated at Coolest Projects UK.

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Raspberry Pi computers

From industries large and small, to the kitchen table tinkerer, to the classroom coder, Raspberry Pi Holdings plc make computing accessible and affordable for everybody.

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