
Easy to follow manual

Hands-on introduction to coding

Encourages creativity and invention
Bringing making and coding together to get kids inventing with tech
The BBC micro:bit is the perfect way to start kids coding and making. Designed with the BBC for kids ages 11 and up, the micro:bit gets them hands-on with hardware while also teaching creative problem-solving skills.
Choose the right micro:bit kit for your kids
What's In Each Box?
1: BBC micro:bit
2: USB Cable
3: Free access to our Make platform
4: Battery Pack
5: Two AAA Batteries

What is the BBC micro:bit?
The BBC micro:bit is a handheld, programmable micro-computer that can be used for all sorts of cool creations, from futuristic robots, musical instruments and glowing light boxes – the possibilities are endless.
What does it include?
The micro bit includes 25 individually-programmable LEDs, 2 programmable buttons, physical connection pins, light and temperature sensors, motion sensors (accelerometer and compass) and wireless communication, via Radio and Bluetooth
What’s the recommended age?
11 years and up, though we think it’s a great project for experienced makers who want to learn about coding too!
Does it include batteries?
Yes, it comes with a battery pack and 2 AAA batteries included
How do kids learn to code with the BBC micro bit?
Young inventors will be taught how to use the micro bits MakeCode Editor by following easy step-by-step projects over on Club Make.
Do you sell add-ons for the micro:bit?
We sure do! Check out these awesome add-ons: micro:bot Education Pack – kids design, build and code a robot to life with this add on. micro: mods Education Pack – kids code their own programmable light strip.
Where can I find the manual?
Club Make is the place to be – we’ve got awesome online manuals to match our awesome kits.
I have a question that’s not in this FAQ, how can I get in touch with someone?
Please feel free to drop our friendly Customer Support team a message anytime, they will be more than happy to help! You can reach them here.