Bebras.uk Website Review

The Bebras Computing Challenge introduces computational thinking to students.  It is organised in over 40 countries and designed to get students all over the world excited about computing. Registration of new Schools for the 2018 Challenge closes on 31st October.  Students must enter through their school. If your school does not currently take part, ask your Computing or ICT teacher if they will register your school and enter you. The UK Bebras Challenge is open to students in UK Schools, International English Speaking Schools or Home Educated students. All previous challenges are available to try without registering or logging in. The most recent set of challenges are available in a timed self-marking trial format. The earlier challenges are available to dip into and try any problem which are instantly marked. ​The Bebras challenges are made of a set of short problems called Bebras tasks and are delivered online. The tasks are fun, engaging and based on problems that Computer Scientists often meet and enjoy solving. The tasks can be solved without prior knowledge but instead ​The aim is to solve as many as you can in the allotted time. If you are not in the UK, check to see if your country also runs a Make your own Computational Thinking Quizzes: Registered coordinators will soon be able to allow their teachers to build their There are six separate challenges this year for six age groups. Unlike many other competitions this is suitable for students of all abilities – the aim is to solve as many problems as you can in the allotted time. Any 40 minute period during the two allocated weeks in NOVEMBER.  We emphasise participation but also recognise top performing students. There will be the following types of certificates available to We also publish the top scoring students in the four oldest age categories on this website in our ​Hall of Fame The top achieving students in the four oldest age groups will be invited to attend a final round and celebration in the new year. This