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Coding for Climate Action

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Interactive KS2 and KS3 computing units using micro:bits to investigate natural hazards, design early warning systems, and address climate change through hands-on, project-based coding; all while building essential digital skills for future careers in tech and environmental innovation.

How does it work?

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Code

Learn core digital skills and computing concepts

  • Understand variables, inputs/outputs, and selection

  • Explore data logging and radio communication

  • Use micro:bits to write, test, and refine code

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Create

Build real-world solutions using tech and teamwork

  • Design early warning systems for climate hazards

  • Work with sensors and components to collect data

  • Create interactive projects that simulate real events

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Take Action

Connect learning to climate change and community impact

  • Investigate climate health, careers, and local issues

  • Reflect on sustainability, wellbeing, and resilience

  • Present solutions and share ideas for positive change

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Weddington Primary School.avif
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Case studies

  • 85% of teachers would recommend to peers

  • 91% would participate again

Pupil feedback

"I enjoyed learning about the natural disasters; I got to fully realise which natural disasters have a big impact"

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