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Train The Trainer - Activities with Scratch & Microbit

Activities | 2026-01-29

Train The Trainer - Activities with Scratch & Microbit

Train The Trainer webinar for teachers where we showcased activities that can be impemented in class. Activities using Scratch and micro:bit were introduced and information about Code Week were also discussed.

"Baby bear, baby bear what do you see?"

Activities | 2026-01-29

"Baby bear, baby bear what do you see?"

Code activities and unplugged activities, inspired by Eric Carle's book "Baby bear, baby bear what do you see?"

Programmazione a blocchi

Activities | 2026-01-29

Programmazione a blocchi

Attività a coppie di programmazione attraverso i materiali offerti dal sito code.org

Sending Our Hugs Around The World!

Activities | 2026-01-29

Sending Our Hugs Around The World!

«Με αφορμή την Παγκόσμια Ημέρα Αγκαλιάς (21 Ιανουαρίου), οι Σύμβουλοι Εκπαίδε&upsilon

L-Bot-V | X-Mas Market discovery

Activities | 2026-01-29

L-Bot-V | X-Mas Market discovery

The L-Bot-V team conducted interactive demonstrations at the major school event on  December 2025 to increase visibility and inspire broader school community engagement. During the Christmas market L-Bot-V demonstrated the achievements of the first tearm using the FLL seasons challenge. Team members explained to visitors what the group had been working on and demonstrated their robotics and c

L-Bot-V | Girls in Robotics

Activities | 2026-01-29

L-Bot-V | Girls in Robotics

A dedicated workshops was announced by Ms. Schuller, the school’s principal in her weekly newsletter to all staff to specifically encourage girls' participation and build confidence in STEM. This was put in context with the local ‘Girls in IT’ initiative.

L-Bot-V | First Lego League Team

Activities | 2026-01-29

L-Bot-V | First Lego League Team

The weekly robotics club provided flexible, student-paced instruction in LEGO Spike Prime and FLL (First Lego League) preparation. Open to all interested students (potentailly 713), including those with no prior robotics experience, the club emphasized hands-on problem-solving, block coding, autonomous robot design, and collaboration in friendly competition contexts. Sessions focused on real-world

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