micro:bit V2 - Go

Get students coding and creating with the BBC micro:bit V2 Go - a pocket-sized computer packed with features to inspire interactive, hands-on learning. This Go kit includes everything needed to get started straight out of the box: a micro:bit V2 board, USB cable, battery holder, and batteries. With built-in sensors, LED display, microphone, and speaker, learners can design digital solutions and bring real-world ideas to life.

From Years 3 to secondary school, the micro:bit supports progression from visual coding to advanced text-based programming. With support for MakeCode, Scratch, and Python, students can learn at their own pace while applying computational thinking in diverse curriculum areas.

Educational Benefits

• Fosters digital literacy and logical thinking through coding challenges
• Builds computational thinking with real-world application
• Reinforces STEM knowledge by linking code to physical outputs
• Empowers students to become confident creators and problem-solvers
• Easily scalable from beginner to advanced coding skills

Classroom Ideas

• Develop musical instruments or sound meters using built-in speaker and mic
• Program reaction timers, fitness counters, or flashing badges
• Incorporate into science experiments with data collection and display
• Build interactive maps, storytelling tools, or wearable tech projects
• Use in cross-disciplinary projects linking to HASS, English or Health

Specifications

• Includes micro:bit V2 board, USB cable, battery holder and batteries
• Built-in speaker, microphone, LED matrix and touch logo
• Features compass, accelerometer, temperature sensor, light sensor
• Radio and Bluetooth connectivity
• Programmable via MakeCode, Scratch, and Python
• Suitable for ages 7+