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Can you explain how you solve programming problems to your students? 🤔

After years of practice, it can be challenging to explain the "why" behind your decisions.

In our latest blog we explore how Subgoal labels can help.

This simple signposting technique breaks programming problems into clear steps, helping students focus on how to solve them rather than getting lost in context.

Read our blog to find out more:

🔗 rpf.io/blog-subgoal-labels

We’re delighted to welcome Aid for Rural Education Access Initiative- AREAi in Nigeria to our global Experience AI partner network 🇳🇬

Together, we’ll help more young people across Nigeria develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to understand and engage with AI technology through our award-winning Experience AI programme.

👉 Discover more about Experience AI: rpf.io/experienceai

Drum star 🥁

In this Scratch project, learners will create a clicker game to earn beats and upgrade their drums. This project is part of our More Scratch path, which is perfect for learners who are looking to level up their Scratch skills.

Get started here: rpf.io/ccp-drum-star

Want to introduce your students to the building blocks of physical computing? 🔌

Our new course - Introduction to Physical Computing and Electronic Circuits - is designed for teachers, no prior experience needed!

Learn to:

⚡Explain how simple circuits work
⚡Build & modify circuits using a breadboard
⚡Connect these basics to real physical computing systems

Perfect for educators looking to bring hands-on STEM learning into their classrooms.

Start learning for free 👉 rpf.io/intro-circuits

Experience AI is expanding to Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand 🌏

Thanks to $1.2 million in funding from Google.org, we’ll work with local education organisations to train 5,000 educators, who can reach 150,000 students by 2028.

In Australia, we’re partnering with the Computer Science Education Research Group at Adelaide University. In Aotearoa New Zealand, we’re working with Māori-led Tōnui Collab Charitable Trust to adapt and deliver the programme in ways that are meaningful and relevant to local communities.

Together, we’ll help young people understand how AI technologies work, think critically about their social and ethical impacts, and build the confidence to shape how these technologies are used.

Read our blog to find out more: rpf.io/expai-apac

Fish food 🐠🐟

In this AI project, learners will train a machine learning model to recognise voice commands to control a fish in a game. This project is part of our Machine Learning with Scratch path, which is perfect for learners who are curious to learn more about AI in programming. 🧑‍💻

Get started here: rpf.io/ccp-fish-food

What does it take to create a great Bebras task? 🧩

This May, 101 delegates from 61 countries came together in Cambridge to review, debate, and refine hundreds of computational thinking challenges for young people around the world 🌎

Discover what happened at the 22nd Bebras International Task Workshop, and how global collaboration helps make the Bebras Challenge engaging, accessible, and impactful.�

Read the blog: rpf.io/blog-bitw26�

Doodle detector ✏️

In this AI project, learners will draw a picture and train a machine learning model to recognise what they’ve drawn. This project is part of our Machine Learning with Scratch path, which is perfect for learners with some Scratch knowledge that want to learn more about AI in programming.

Get started here: rpf.io/ccp-doodle-detector