Join us at Bett 2017!

Next week brings another opportunity for educators to visit Code Club and the Raspberry Pi Foundation at Bett 2017, the huge annual EdTech event in London. We’ll be at ExCeL London from 25-28 January, and we’ll be running more than 50 workshops and talks over the four days. Whether you’re a school teacher or a community educator, there’s something for you: visit our stand (G460) to discover ways to bring the power of digital making to your classroom and beyond.

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Find us at our STEAM Village stand (G460) to take part in free physical computing and STEAM workshops, as well as talks led by Code Club staff, and members of the Code Club community. The Raspberry Pi Foundation have a huge range of workshops running for all levels of ability, which will give you the opportunity to get hands-on with digital making in a variety of different ways.

Below are some of the Code Club workshops you may be interested in joining:

Date Time Session Name Location Wednesday 25 January 12:30 How to start a successful Code Club in your school G460 15:30 Build a Scratch games controller with Code Club G460 16:45 Computing Playground with Raspberry Pi and Code Club G460 Thursday 26th January 11:45 Build a Scratch games controller with Code Club G460 12:30 Adventures in Primary Computing G460 16:15 How to start a successful Code Club in your school G460 Friday 27th January 13:00 Build a Scratch games controller with Code Club G460 16:45 Computing Playground with Raspberry Pi and Code Club G460 Saturday 28th January 10:30 Build a Scratch games controller with Code Club G460 12:30 How to start a successful Code Club in your school G460 13:00 Code Club Primer Session HE Summit Space 14:15 Computing Playground with Raspberry Pi and Code Club G460

Additionally, our CEO Philip Colligan will be launching an exciting new free initiative to support educators, live in the Bett Show Arena at 13:25 on Wednesday 25 January. Philip will be joined by a panel of educators who are leading the movement for classroom computing and digital making.

We’re looking forward to the opportunity to speak to so many different educators from across the world. It’s really important to us to spend time with all of you face-to-face: we want to hear about the great things you’re doing, answer your questions, and learn about the way you work and the challenges you face so we can improve the things we do. We really do value your feedback enormously, so please don’t hesitate for a moment to come over and ask questions, query something, or just say hi! And if you have questions you’d like to ask us ahead of Bett, just leave us a comment below.

See you next week!