This november, teachers across the uk helped 367,023 learners participate in the annual free uk bebras challenge of computational thinking. ‘bebras’ is lithuanian and means ‘beaver’. we support this challenge in the uk, together with oxford university, and bebras challenges run across the world, with more than 3 million learners from. More than 3 million students from 59 countries took part in the bebras computational thinking challenge in 2022. in the uk alone, over 365,000 students participated. read on to find out how you can get your school involved. i want to register my school for bebras. “this is now an annual event for our year 5 and 6 students, and one of the.
Today we share a guest blog from chris roffey, who manages the uk bebras challenge, a computational thinking challenge we run every year in partnership with the university of oxford. bebras is a free annual challenge that helps schools introduce computational thinking to their learners through online, self marking tasks. taking part in bebras. This final round is conducted online on a single day in march under examination conditions. every student who participates in the final receives a finalist's certificate. the top three students from each age group in the uk are invited to a prize giving ceremony later in the school year. 2023 prize winners at raspberry pi hq, cambridge. age groups. The bebras challenge introduces computational thinking to students worldwide. this exciting challenge takes place in schools, under the supervision of teachers, over a two week period every november. last year, over 3 million students from more than 80 countries participated! in the uk, the challenge is open to all young people aged 6 to 19. Uk teachers: join the #bebras challenge 2023 • challenge levels for all school ages (6–18) • teaches computational thinking • free to take part find out more: rpf.io bebraschallenge2023.
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