Since becoming Digital Schoolhouse's lead partner, Nintendo has reached over 263,000 pupils, 5600 schools and 14,900 teachers.
Electronic Arts' support of the Festival of Play has brought free, fun computing to over 85 schools across the United Kingdom.
By partnering with us, BBC Children In Need reached over 14,000 pupils.
Help every child have a digital future
What our partners say about us:
"Nintendo UK is extremely excited to be working together with Ukie's Digital Schoolhouse as lead partner.
The Digital Schoolhouse programme uniquely combines computing, fun, creativity and innovation, all of which are synonymous and at the heart of Nintendo's values.
Through this collaborative partnership, we aim to reach more teachers and pupils than ever before, in order to help inspire the next generation of young minds across the UK. Through the Digital Schoolhouse Splatoon 3 tournament with Nintendo Switch, as well as through other play-based learning initiatives, we want to be able to provide young adults with fun and unique experiences that will form positive lasting memories as well as foster the development of skillsets within students which they can take with them into their future."
Head of Communications at Nintendo UK, Kalpesh Tailor
"Ukie is proud to be powering the Digital Schoolhouse programme across the country and beyond. The unique play-based learning model inspires children from all backgrounds, at a young age, into creative computing as well as giving confidence and resources to their teachers. The national programme will future proof and equip the next generation with the fundamental skills necessary to drive the 21st century creative, digital economy."
"Digital Schoolhouse takes an approach that creates a clear through-line from education to industry, invaluable to attracting and encouraging those who are looking for a future career in gaming. We know programs like this work and we remain dedicated to supporting them through such great partnerships, including Digital Schoolhouse. Fundamentally, we believe that the world is a better place when we’re all engaged in positive play. "
"Ubisoft is very pleased to have this wonderful opportunity to work with Ukie and Digital Schoolhouse to collectively inspire the young minds of tomorrow. The Digital Schoolhouse initiative perfectly bridges the gap between education, computing and the wider creative industries to help inspire students with the skills they'll need to need to succeed in a digital age. What better resource to inspire them than games?"
"This partnership with Digital Schoolhouse makes more sense than any other we’ve undertaken as we will be helping to support the education of children in the UK. We are very excited to release our newest title ‘Gigantosaurus: The Game’ and for it to become an integral part of these new educational workshops.”
"We believe in the power of gaming to inspire and educate. Our partnership with Digital Schoolhouse is a testament to this belief. We are proud to be working together to help young people learn through play, showcasing the positive impact of merging entertainment with education. Our work with Digital Schoolhouse helps equip the next generation with the skills that will support them in digital industries, helping nurture the future of the UK’s thriving talent hub and improving diversity within the industry. The UK is an excellent place to make games, but we’re excited to help make it even better."
"We are thrilled to have the opportunity to be part of the DSH project, particularly given that we as we have developed Construct 3 we have had the education market very much in mind alongside our traditional Hobbyist community. We look forward to working with the DSH Lead Teachers to develop lesson oriented assets that we can distribute to the wider education community. It is an exciting time for us."
Partnering with Digital Schoolhouse equips children to be digital citizens of the world.
After participating in Digital Schoolhouse workshops, 98% of pupils felt more confident in computing.
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A proven model, based upon research
Our methodology isn't based on assumption—it is shaped and consistently proven by years of academic research on how the programme successfully delivers essential digital skills to pupils.
