What it is
Structured, self-paced Micro:bit learning A Micro:bit coding curriculum for children aged 10 to 16. Built around short video lessons of 30 seconds to 3 minutes, it speaks the language of today's kids and keeps them engaged. No prior coding experience needed. The curriculum maps directly to the SLO kerndoelen for digitale geletterdheid, in particular the domain Ontwerpen en maken, where students create digital products, program, and apply computational-thinking strategies.
Why it works
Practical coding concepts
A growing library of structured content, organized into levels that build on each other. Each level introduces new concepts and skills, from the basics of programming to advanced real-world applications. Topics include logic, loops, and conditionals; variables and input/output systems; sensors and interactive hardware; and solving real problems while developing original inventions.
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Short video tasks hold attention and match how kids learn today.
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Students see their code come to life on a real device.
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Every child works at their own pace, so no one is held back or left behind.
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No specialist teacher needed; existing staff can guide.
Everything you need to teach Micro:bit coding
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Full access to the video curriculum
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Micro:bit hardware per workstation
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Supporting teacher materials
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Teacher dashboard
Flexible for your organization
Start small, grow at your own pace The curriculum fits seamlessly into any educational setting. It's modular, so organizations can start with one level and expand at their own pace. It works independently, keeping students fully engaged while easing the load on staff.
