As we move further into the digital age, our storytelling toolkit expands, offering new and exciting ways for students to craft and share their own narratives through technology.

At Code Club Aotearoa, the end of each term is more than just a conclusion—it’s a celebration of creativity, growth, and community. At Shirley Library, club members take center stage, sharing their projects and reflecting on their coding journeys. Through these presentations, tamariki not only showcase their technical skills but also build confidence, learn to communicate their ideas, and inspire one another!

RAD Club Christchurch Boys High School took their refurbishing skills to another level, working with Te Huarahi - Linwood Avenue’s Code Club to breathe life into some old devices.

Over an eight-week Ōtautahi Outreach programme, students and kaiako from Hornby Primary explored ancient navigation through hands-on projects using Tinkercad and Scratch. This initiative empowered both students and teachers, building confidence in technology while blending cultural knowledge with modern digital tools.

Here are some practical tips to help you navigate DT in junior classrooms.

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori is an incredible opportunity to bring the beauty and significance of te reo Māori into your classroom!

At Te Huarahi Linwood Ave Primary's lunchtime Code Club, young coders are diving into the world of programming with enthusiasm and creativity. Ella, a Year 4 student with a passion for Minecraft and debugging, shares her experience with us!

Find out how the Horowhenua RAD club has filled a need for laptops in the school and opened pathways into tech careers for students.

Running a successful Code Club session goes beyond just teaching coding; it’s about inspiring young minds and fostering a love for technology. Here are some tips for keeping sessions fun and engaging!

This week marks Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week in Aotearoa New Zealand. This years theme is Whiria te tangata – Weave the people together. We want to celebrate the incredible journey of volunteering with Code Club Aotearoa and express our endless gratitude to those who give their time and skills to the cause. They are the heart of the programme, shaping the future and helping to create a better Aotearoa for every Kiwi. Thank you Code Club volunteers!

This winter, expand your celebration of Matariki, Puanga and the Māori New Year with fun learning activities in computational thinking, directional coding, block-based programming and three-dimensional digital design!

Read about our high-impact classroom-based outreach programme for teachers and children in Ōtautahi.

To celebrate National Volunteer Week and honour the support given by the RAD kaitiaki RAD Programme Manager Kelsey caught up with Sid Kumar, who has been part of RAD since 2020.

This month, we're shining the spotlight on Te Aka Mauri Code Club, a dynamic library-based club in Rotorua. Meet Frankie, the inspiring club leader who stepped into this role in 2022 and has been on an exciting journey of learning to code ever since. Read on for her valuable tips and discover the incredible impact when club students transition into volunteer roles. Thank you, Frankie!

Digital technologies education has a big impact for tamariki and rangatahi. Find out why, and how we are working towards equal access to these important skills.