A nationwide network of volunteer-led coding clubs for kiwi kids aged 9-13, Code Club Aotearoa aims to give our tamariki the opportunity to learn computer science with free resources in their own community.

A home-grown Aotearoa initiative to provide communities with quality refurbished devices by taking donated unwanted devices, using the refurbish process as an opportunity to teach tech engineering skills in schools, and giving the devices a second life with those who need them the most.

A digital readiness programme for New Entrant to Year 8 learners based in Ōtautahi Christchurch, that works with educators and learners to address strategy, planning, facilitation, and independent delivery of practical and fun activities in DT&HM from a uniquely Aotearoa NZ context.

Our online ‘backpack’ of freely available resources for educators and learners, with step-by-step activity guides, Aotearoa-specific themes, and interactive project activities that help expand opportunities to learn in creative ways across a variety of tools and technologies.

There's always so much happening in the world of digital technology education! DFA hosts and supports a variety of events, from in-person workshops to nationwide online opportunities.