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The Raspberry Pi Foundation have launched a free Learn at Home initiative to support parents and young people with coding resources at home. You don’t need any coding experience to join in, and all of their resources and activities are free forever.
• Get involved with their space challenge, Astro Pi Mission Zero in partnership with the European Space Agency, where young people can send a message to the International Space Station! • Every Wednesday their team of educators host a digital making live stream to inspire and teach young people about getting creative with technology. • They provide over 200 coding projects you can follow on any computer, with themes from looking after yourself to protecting the planet. All with step-by-step instructions, accessible online at any time, for free! Simply visit their website to get started right away!
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Kate Hall headteacher@scotholme.nottingham.sch.uk Deputy Headteacher: Carl Hollis deputyhead@scotholme.nottingham.sch.uk Assistant Headteacher: Rebecca Turner r.turner@scotholme.nottingham.sch.uk SENCO: Ann Dargavel senco@scotholme.nottingham.sch.uk KS2 Lead/ Website Maintained by: Sean Hallitcoord@scotholme.nottingham.sch.uk KS1 Lead: Chris Pricec.price@scotholme.nottingham.sch.uk Foundation Lead: Pauline Bailey P.Bailey@scotholme.nottingham.sch.uk 
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