NEXT GEN SCHOOL BUNDLE BBC Micro:Bit V2.21 - Next Gen Classroom Pack (EN)

The BBC micro:bit is a pocket computer that enables children to learn digital creativity and programming skills in a fun way. By using this device, programming and mathematical concepts can be taught in a hands-on way, encouraging pupils to use technology creatively in the real world.

The BBC micro:bit Next Gen Classroom Pack has been distributed to schools in the UK as part of a major initiative by BBC Education, the Micro:bit Educational Foundation and Nominet and is ideal for teachers who want to trial the use of the micro:bit in the classroom or in extra-curricular activities.

The intuitive and user-friendly design makes it easy for even inexperienced users to use the micro:bit and take their first steps in programming. Despite its compact size of just 4 cm x 5 cm, this device is extremely powerful. It contains 142 components on a single circuit board, making it possible to realize a variety of exciting applications with the help of free programming editors. In addition, the device is equipped with an edge connector that allows the connection of accessories, external circuits or other components, opening up almost unlimited possibilities for use. The BBC micro:bit Next Gen Classroom Pack also includes a flexible micro:bit holder and strap that can be used to attach the device to the wrist or ankle to facilitate mobile use.

For teachers who want to integrate the micro:bit into their lessons, there are numerous resources available. These include code editors, tools, projects, lesson plans, learning materials and professional development opportunities in various languages. These materials can be accessed free of charge via the website [microbit.org](https://microbit.org).

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