Online Activities
Here are upcoming EU Code Week open online activities that welcome participants. You can filter by language and month and, by clicking on “view” you’ll access all details on the activity and the contacts of the organisers. Enjoy!
Here are upcoming EU Code Week open online activities that welcome participants. You can filter by language and month and, by clicking on “view” you’ll access all details on the activity and the contacts of the organisers. Enjoy!
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Early Years Computing: Learn through play
Micro:bit basics: Coding for sustainability and climate
Python can store a series of related data in a “List” and what better to put in a list than your favourite Muppets (although your students may prefer something more relevant! Learn how to create lists in python, add new items, insert items and remove items.
This session will look at how we ensure that when a network sends data it gets to the recipient and not someone else. We will look at network addressing and protocols and also look at how data uses this system to be routed around the internet.
AI is more than Claude and Co-Pilot. Explore other AI tools to enhance your teaching and excite your students, including Amazon's PartyRock, Playlab, micro:bit's createAI and Openclaw.
"Learn how loops can be used to repeat tasks in Python, including checking through a list of data one item at a time (also called a linear search)
Then learn how to use a loop to perform a brute force attack to find a pin number while also finding out the Python’s Range function.
BeeBots Beyond Stretch and Challenge
Explore how to utilise a range of stimulating, engaging and current resources to support the teaching of online safety in school and the practicalities involved. Led by Ruth Holden
Getting out and about with the microbit
Import a list of data into a python program from a text file and then spot data that needs refining, replace and update the file - so your data is saved forever. Learn the common misconceptions and mistakes students make with file handling and the power of it’s practical use.
In this session we will conclude our series by looking at Network security and how we can secure our network. We will look at common threats and how we defend against them and consider how we can train our users to minimise risk to our network.
Collaborative computing: Micro:bit activities for group problem-solving
Paylab build classroom-ready AI tools as well as a hands on, creative AI experience for pupils with equity and safety front and centre
Enhance program comprehension through debugging, modelling, and the PRIMM framework. Engage in hands-on activities and learn computing specific pedagogical strategies to boost students' code reading and debugging skills.
Understand the roles and responsibilities of being a primary computing subject leader, explore what to prioritise and discover helpful resources and leadership techniques. Led by Ruth Holden.
PartyRock - develop your AI literacy and create custom AI tools including interactive making apps, data analysis and image creation
Explore how to teach practical cybersecurity skills using Juice Shop, aligned to the GCSE and A-Level specifications. From SQL injection to broken authentication, you’ll get hands-on activities and all the resources you need for easy setup ready to teach.
A tour of AI in education. What does current policy look like, what tools are students using and what platforms can teachers use to have an impact on young people's lives. Bring your own experience and ideas for a deep discussion on the ever changing topic
AI is more than Claude and Co-Pilot. Explore other AI tools to enhance your teaching and excite your students, including Amazon's PartyRock, Playlab, micro:bit's createAI and Openclaw.
Explore the createAI feature from micro:bit. This session shows the fundamentals of the exciting createAI tool offered by micro:bit as well as exploring some fun and impactful uses of the platform with a focus on the Secondary curriculum