Code Club and Raspberry Pi Foundation

Wednesday 04 Nov 2015 @ 15:10
techUK

Big ambitions to help young people learn to create with code.

Yesterday Code Club announced it is joining forces with the Raspberry Pi Foundation to help many more young people learn how to build their ideas with code.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation is the UK-based charity behind the low-cost, high performance computers. Since launching their first product in February 2012, Raspberry Pi Foundation have sold over 7 million computers, and all profits are directed to the Foundation's charitable goal of putting the power of digital making into the hands of people all over the world.

Code Club and the Raspberry Pi Foundation have big ambitions to support people all over the world to get involved in digital making and learn how to program computers.

More information is available on the Code Club blog.

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