STEM micro:bit Programming Kit | Coding City Blackout | Advanced Electronics & Coding Challenges for Kids

Something's gone wrong in the city — systems are failing, and it's up to you to fix them. Build 5 advanced electronic devices, write real code, and restore the city one mission at a time.

Coding City Blackout is the follow-up to Coding City Tournament, designed for kids aged 10–14 who are ready for a bigger challenge. Each of the 5 builds is assembled and programmed using the BBC micro:bit, giving children a genuine understanding of how physical components and code work together.

🏙️ The Story
The city is in crisis. Disrupted systems need an engineer — someone who can think logically, build carefully, and code creatively. That's you.

What your child will learn:
— Advanced programming with BBC micro:bit
— Electronics & engineering principles
— Problem-solving & logical thinking
— Creative thinking

🛠️ What's in the box?
· 5 builds in one kit
· 15 advanced programming challenges
· Step-by-step instructions
· Interactive course included

FAQs
Do I need a micro:bit?
Yes, a BBC micro:bit is required and is included in the kit.

What age is this for?
Best suited for ages 10–14.

Is this suitable for beginners?
This is an intermediate-level kit — Coding City Tournament is a great starting point.

How long does each build take?
45–90 min per build, depending on age.

Classroom-friendly?
Yes — works great for group or homeschool settings, especially due to the possibility to assemble and disassemble multiple times - no glue is needed.