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The Raspberry Pi Foundation Coding Challenge

A UK coding competition where students create programmed solutions to computational thinking problems using block-based or text-based coding. Open to students aged 10+ who previously participated in the UK Bebras Challenge, through their school or as home-educated entrants. Rated Advanced Level, with difficulty mainly coming from algorithmic thinking, coding accuracy and solving problems within the 45-minute limit.

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OVERALL COMPETITION LEVEL

Advanced Level

5 evaluation dimensions have source-backed automatic scores; 0 dimensions need conflict review.

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Competition overview

Key information

Eligible ages

10–19

School level

Upper primary to post-16 (age 10-19)

Registration method

School Only

Competition stages

Single coding challenge; multiple difficulty levels in block and text formats

Fee

Free

Online / in-person

Online

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Dates

Competition timeline

Registration opens

Not yet announced by the organiser

Registration closes

Not yet announced by the organiser

Competition starts

2 Mar 2026

Competition ends

31 Mar 2026

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Editorial perspective

Our Take

Open to students aged 10-19 who took part in the same year's UK Bebras Challenge. Students do not self-register; teachers/coordinators are contacted and supervise participation.

Source information

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