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- The 10th Goodman Magic Mile raised HK$2.28 million to facilitate home-improvement services for over 500 vulnerable households
- A total of 40 organisations and over 700 runners raced up the cargo ramp at the recently renovated Goodman Interlink, an iconic sustainable logistics facility in Tsing Yi
- Robin Fall from Aurex Group was the fastest man with a time of 00:22:30, and Tina Choy from JLL was the fastest woman with a time of 00:27:32 in the Challenge race.
HONG KONG, March 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run proudly marked its 10th edition last Sunday, taking place at the iconic cargo ramp of Goodman Interlink in Tsing Yi. The run attracted over 700 participants from 40 organisations, including Goodman's business partners, customers and their families, and staff eager to support the worthy cause.
Kristoffer Harvey, CEO Greater China, Goodman Group, said, "This year marks a remarkable milestone as we celebrate the 10th edition of the Magic Mile. We are grateful for the tremendous support from our corporate partners and participants, who over the years, have helped us raise over HK$11.5 million for worthy causes in Hong Kong since the first Magic Mile in 2012.
Returning to Goodman Interlink for the 10th Magic Mile is particularly special, as this is where the event began. The newly renovated building facade enhances its appearance and, most importantly, increases its sustainability and resilience to Hong Kong's climate conditions. We are proud to partner again with Habitat for Humanity to make a tangible impact in the community through this unique event."
The Goodman Magic Mile 2025 raised an impressive total of HK$2.28 million, which will support Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong's 'Project Home Works.' This community program provides deep cleaning and renovation services to repair homes to make them safe. It also distributes winter care kits, to enhance living conditions for over 500 vulnerable households in Hong Kong. To further support the charity organisation, an on-site sausage sizzle, inspired by the Australian fundraising tradition, operated to raise awareness of Habitat's great work, and generate additional funding.
The charity run featured a 15-floor cargo ramp as the race track at Goodman Interlink, a landmark warehouse and logistics facility in Hong Kong's strategically significant Tsing Yi port district. It included two races, one of which was the Magic Mile Challenge, where runners were required to complete two laps of the ramp for a total of 4 miles. Robin Fall from Aurex Group won the men's title with the fastest time of 00:22:30, while Tina Choy from JLL secured the women's championship, with the winning time of 00:27:32. There was fun for the children too, with five young people crowned as the Little Fashion Icons, showcasing their creative and comfortable running outfits.
Jo Hayes, Chief Executive Officer, Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, said: "I am incredibly grateful to Goodman for once again choosing Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong as the charity partner for the 10th Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run. I would also love to thank all of the corporate sponsors and participants of the Magic Mile. This event is about doing good in our community, and all the money you have all helped to raise, will enable us to improve the living conditions of hundreds of families living in public housing estates across Hong Kong. This event is a powerful reminder that every step we take, together, is one step closer to a world where everyone has a safe home."
In alignment with Goodman Group's commitment to sustainability, the Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run implemented eco-friendly initiatives including recycling. Participants were encouraged to bring their own bottles or cups, eliminating the need for single-use paper cups at water stations.
Event sponsors include (in alphabetical order):
Platinum sponsors
+ Alter Domus |
+ Arup |
+ ATAL Engineering Group |
+ CBRE Advisory Hong Kong Limited |
+ Chinney Builders Co., Ltd. |
+ CR Construction Company Limited |
+ ING Bank N.V. Hong Kong Branch |
+ Modern (Enviro-Demolition) Co., Ltd. |
+ Steel-Clad Engineering Co. Limited |
Gold sponsors
+ A&O Shearman |
+ Colliers International (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank |
+ DP World Asia Holdings Limited |
+ Glory Top Building Materials Ltd |
+ JLL |
+ Knight Frank Hong Kong |
+ Union Contractors Limited |
+ Wong Tung & Partners Limited |
Event partners
+ Aedas |
+ APG Asset Management Asia |
+ Aurex Group Hong Kong Limited |
+ Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ BS Engineering & Consultancy Company Limited |
+ Chun Sing Engineering Company Limited. |
+ David S. K. Au & Associates Ltd. |
+ DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ G4S Secure Solutions (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ Inspire Construction Limited |
+ JEB Group |
+ Keytop Parking (HK) Limited |
+ OCBC Bank (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ PAG |
+ PMB-Cyberwall Limited |
+ Randstad Hong Kong |
+ Rise Associates Asia Limited |
+ Savills (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ Shun Cheong Building Services Limited |
+ Simon Reid-Kay & Associates |
+ The Express Lift Company Limited |
+ The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited |
Official partners
+ CTBus |
+ Hung Fook Tong |
+ Joyous |
+ Maxim's Catering Services |
+ Maxim's Group |
+ NOC Coffee Co. |
+ Vitasoy |
**For high resolution photos, please download from the link here.
For further information, please contact:
Wendy Cheung, Marketing Manager
Wendy.Cheung@goodman.com
Ph: +852 6111 1641
Michelle Chaperon, Head of Corporate Communications
Michelle.Chaperon@goodman.com
Ph: +61 (0) 416 285 907
About Goodman
Goodman Group is a provider of essential infrastructure. It owns, develops and manages high quality, sustainable logistics properties and data centres in major global cities, that are critical to the digital economy.
Goodman has operations in key consumer markets across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe, the United Kingdom, and the Americas. Goodman Group, comprised of the stapled entities Goodman Limited, Goodman Industrial Trust and Goodman Logistics (HK) Limited, is the largest property group on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: GMG), a top 15 entity by market capitalisation, and one of the largest listed specialist investment managers of industrial property globally
The Group's property portfolio includes logistics and distribution centres, warehouses, light industrial, multi-storey industrial, business parks and data centres. Goodman takes a long-term view, investing significantly alongside its capital partners in its investment management platform and concentrating the portfolio where it can create the most value for customers and investors.
For more information visit: www.goodman.com
About Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Driven by the vision that everyone deserves a decent place to live, Habitat for Humanity began in 1976 in the U.S. as a grassroots effort. The housing organisation has since grown to become a leading global non-profit working in more than 70 countries.
Habitat works locally in Hong Kong and across the Asia and Pacific region; to help families achieve the strength, stability and self-reliance they need to build better lives for themselves. Financial assistance and volunteers from Hong Kong have contributed to Habitat supporting more than 62 million people globally. Through shelter, we empower.
To become a monthly donor, volunteer or learn more about our program in Hong Kong and globally, visit habitat.org.hk or LinkedIn: Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
- The 10th Goodman Magic Mile raised HK$2.28 million to facilitate home-improvement services for over 500 vulnerable households
- A total of 40 organisations and over 700 runners raced up the cargo ramp at the recently renovated Goodman Interlink, an iconic sustainable logistics facility in Tsing Yi
- Robin Fall from Aurex Group was the fastest man with a time of 00:22:30, and Tina Choy from JLL was the fastest woman with a time of 00:27:32 in the Challenge race.
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Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
HONG KONG, March 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run proudly marked its 10th edition last Sunday, taking place at the iconic cargo ramp of Goodman Interlink in Tsing Yi. The run attracted over 700 participants from 40 organisations, including Goodman's business partners, customers and their families, and staff eager to support the worthy cause.
Kristoffer Harvey, CEO Greater China, Goodman Group, said, "This year marks a remarkable milestone as we celebrate the 10th edition of the Magic Mile. We are grateful for the tremendous support from our corporate partners and participants, who over the years, have helped us raise over HK$11.5 million for worthy causes in Hong Kong since the first Magic Mile in 2012.
Returning to Goodman Interlink for the 10th Magic Mile is particularly special, as this is where the event began. The newly renovated building facade enhances its appearance and, most importantly, increases its sustainability and resilience to Hong Kong's climate conditions. We are proud to partner again with Habitat for Humanity to make a tangible impact in the community through this unique event."
The Goodman Magic Mile 2025 raised an impressive total of HK$2.28 million, which will support Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong's 'Project Home Works.' This community program provides deep cleaning and renovation services to repair homes to make them safe. It also distributes winter care kits, to enhance living conditions for over 500 vulnerable households in Hong Kong. To further support the charity organisation, an on-site sausage sizzle, inspired by the Australian fundraising tradition, operated to raise awareness of Habitat's great work, and generate additional funding.
The charity run featured a 15-floor cargo ramp as the race track at Goodman Interlink, a landmark warehouse and logistics facility in Hong Kong's strategically significant Tsing Yi port district. It included two races, one of which was the Magic Mile Challenge, where runners were required to complete two laps of the ramp for a total of 4 miles. Robin Fall from Aurex Group won the men's title with the fastest time of 00:22:30, while Tina Choy from JLL secured the women's championship, with the winning time of 00:27:32. There was fun for the children too, with five young people crowned as the Little Fashion Icons, showcasing their creative and comfortable running outfits.
Jo Hayes, Chief Executive Officer, Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, said: "I am incredibly grateful to Goodman for once again choosing Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong as the charity partner for the 10th Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run. I would also love to thank all of the corporate sponsors and participants of the Magic Mile. This event is about doing good in our community, and all the money you have all helped to raise, will enable us to improve the living conditions of hundreds of families living in public housing estates across Hong Kong. This event is a powerful reminder that every step we take, together, is one step closer to a world where everyone has a safe home."
In alignment with Goodman Group's commitment to sustainability, the Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run implemented eco-friendly initiatives including recycling. Participants were encouraged to bring their own bottles or cups, eliminating the need for single-use paper cups at water stations.
Event sponsors include (in alphabetical order):
Platinum sponsors
+ Alter Domus
+ Arup
+ ATAL Engineering Group
+ CBRE Advisory Hong Kong Limited
+ Chinney Builders Co., Ltd.
+ CR Construction Company Limited
+ ING Bank N.V. Hong Kong Branch
+ Modern (Enviro-Demolition) Co., Ltd.
+ Steel-Clad Engineering Co. Limited
Gold sponsors
+ A&O Shearman |
+ Colliers International (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank |
+ DP World Asia Holdings Limited |
+ Glory Top Building Materials Ltd |
+ JLL |
+ Knight Frank Hong Kong |
+ Union Contractors Limited |
+ Wong Tung & Partners Limited |
+ A&O Shearman
+ Colliers International (Hong Kong) Limited
+ Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank
+ DP World Asia Holdings Limited
+ Glory Top Building Materials Ltd
+ JLL
+ Knight Frank Hong Kong
+ Union Contractors Limited
+ Wong Tung & Partners Limited
Event partners
+ Aedas |
+ APG Asset Management Asia |
+ Aurex Group Hong Kong Limited |
+ Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ BS Engineering & Consultancy Company Limited |
+ Chun Sing Engineering Company Limited. |
+ David S. K. Au & Associates Ltd. |
+ DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ G4S Secure Solutions (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ Inspire Construction Limited |
+ JEB Group |
+ Keytop Parking (HK) Limited |
+ OCBC Bank (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ PAG |
+ PMB-Cyberwall Limited |
+ Randstad Hong Kong |
+ Rise Associates Asia Limited |
+ Savills (Hong Kong) Limited |
+ Shun Cheong Building Services Limited |
+ Simon Reid-Kay & Associates |
+ The Express Lift Company Limited |
+ The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited |
+ Aedas
+ APG Asset Management Asia
+ Aurex Group Hong Kong Limited
+ Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited
+ BS Engineering & Consultancy Company Limited
+ Chun Sing Engineering Company Limited.
+ David S. K. Au & Associates Ltd.
+ DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited
+ G4S Secure Solutions (Hong Kong) Limited
+ Inspire Construction Limited
+ JEB Group
+ Keytop Parking (HK) Limited
+ OCBC Bank (Hong Kong) Limited
+ PAG
+ PMB-Cyberwall Limited
+ Randstad Hong Kong
+ Rise Associates Asia Limited
+ Savills (Hong Kong) Limited
+ Shun Cheong Building Services Limited
+ Simon Reid-Kay & Associates
+ The Express Lift Company Limited
+ The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
Official partners
+ CTBus |
+ Hung Fook Tong |
+ Joyous |
+ Maxim's Catering Services |
+ Maxim's Group |
+ NOC Coffee Co. |
+ Vitasoy |
+ CTBus
+ Hung Fook Tong
+ Joyous
+ Maxim's Catering Services
+ Maxim's Group
+ NOC Coffee Co.
+ Vitasoy
**For high resolution photos, please download from the link here.
For further information, please contact:
Wendy Cheung, Marketing Manager
Wendy.Cheung@goodman.com
Ph: +852 6111 1641
Michelle Chaperon, Head of Corporate Communications
Michelle.Chaperon@goodman.com
Ph: +61 (0) 416 285 907
About Goodman
Goodman Group is a provider of essential infrastructure. It owns, develops and manages high quality, sustainable logistics properties and data centres in major global cities, that are critical to the digital economy.
Goodman has operations in key consumer markets across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe, the United Kingdom, and the Americas. Goodman Group, comprised of the stapled entities Goodman Limited, Goodman Industrial Trust and Goodman Logistics (HK) Limited, is the largest property group on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: GMG), a top 15 entity by market capitalisation, and one of the largest listed specialist investment managers of industrial property globally
The Group's property portfolio includes logistics and distribution centres, warehouses, light industrial, multi-storey industrial, business parks and data centres. Goodman takes a long-term view, investing significantly alongside its capital partners in its investment management platform and concentrating the portfolio where it can create the most value for customers and investors.
For more information visit: www.goodman.com
About Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Driven by the vision that everyone deserves a decent place to live, Habitat for Humanity began in 1976 in the U.S. as a grassroots effort. The housing organisation has since grown to become a leading global non-profit working in more than 70 countries.
Habitat works locally in Hong Kong and across the Asia and Pacific region; to help families achieve the strength, stability and self-reliance they need to build better lives for themselves. Financial assistance and volunteers from Hong Kong have contributed to Habitat supporting more than 62 million people globally. Through shelter, we empower.
To become a monthly donor, volunteer or learn more about our program in Hong Kong and globally, visit habitat.org.hk or LinkedIn: Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
Goodman Magic Mile Charity Run celebrates 10th Edition, raising HK$2.28 million for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong
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- Teachers of years 1-10 see the benefits of hands-on computer science and AI education but lack the right tools to engage students, according to a new report, 'Building the Future: A Global Report on Computer Science & AI Education'.
- Age-appropriate and curriculum-aligned LEGO® Education lessons equip educators with everything they need to teach computer science and AI concepts as part of their curriculum.
- Students explore and build essential computer science and AI literacy skills through hands-on, collaborative and meaningful learning.
BILLUND, Denmark, Jan. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, LEGO® Education announced a new hands-on solution and curriculum for computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) for year 1-10 classrooms that fosters collaboration, creativity, and learning outcomes. Shipping from April 2026, LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI enables schools to expand critically needed access to computer science and AI education.
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"We have a vision for kids learning, building and coding together – moving away from classrooms where kids work individually on computers with headphones on," said Atish Gonsalves, Head of Product, Computer Science & AI, LEGO Education. With LEGO Education Computer Science & AI, students collaborate and work in groups of four while teachers facilitate hands-on lessons with ready-to-use materials. Kits are specifically designed for years 1-2, 3-6 and 7-10, featuring LEGO® bricks, hardware and lessons that are accessible for beginners yet offer infinite possibilities for experienced learners.
'Building the Future: A Global Report on Computer Science & AI Education' found that many teachers are lacking the right tools to engage their students in these concepts. In fact, more than half of teachers globally say current resources leave students "bored", and nearly half say computer science isn't relatable and doesn't connect to students' interests or day-to-day. While 69 per cent of global teachers agree AI literacy is critical for students' futures, 40 per cent say their schools aren't prepared to teach it responsibly.
"The future will be led by children who don't just use technology – they understand it, question it and ultimately build a better world with it," said Andrew Sliwinski, Head of Product Experience, LEGO Education. "AI presents incredible opportunities for learning, but it must be introduced with intention and care. This is why we developed a solution for the classroom grounded in the LEGO Group's values of child safety, privacy and well-being. With LEGO Education Computer Science & AI, children engage with AI to build their understanding of how the technology works in a safe and responsible way."
LEGO Education is introducing a hands-on, student-centred approach to effectively teach computer science concepts in the classroom and foster AI literacy, creativity and student agency. The report found that teachers value digital learning with screens but want more balance to deliver the best learning outcomes. The LEGO Education curriculum includes both screen-free lessons and lessons that combine physical bricks with the digital LEGO® Education Coding Canvas to bring student creations to life. To understand why and how the technology works, students build and experiment with AI, ultimately learning how to engage with it in a more meaningful and responsible way. This marks a significant shift in how these subjects are taught in classrooms.
With the upcoming launch of LEGO Education Computer Science & AI and the recent introduction of LEGO® Education Science, LEGO Education is designing solutions that equip schools with the tools they need to more easily and effectively teach subjects that have often been disconnected and inaccessible to many students and teachers. As part of this transition, the LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Portfolio will retire, including LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime and LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential. For details and timing, visit LEGOeducation.com/SPIKE-retirement.
LEGO Education Computer Science & AI will begin shipping in April 2026. To learn more, visit LEGOeducation.com/CS-AI.
Stay connected on social media through LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube.
Key Product Information
- Kits will be available in three grade bands: years 1-2, 3-6 and 7-10.
- Each kit is a stackable box containing LEGO bricks, interactive hardware, connection card(s), charging cable(s) and building instructions.
- LEGO Education Coding Canvas offers intuitive, block-based coding experience with word and icon blocks (available on a web browser or as an iOS app). LEGO Education Coding Canvas requires no student login, and data is only saved locally.
- Free unlimited access to the online Teacher Portal includes Getting Started materials, facilitation notes, classroom presentations, curriculum-aligned lessons and more.
- Collaborative experiences invite students to build, code and create their own AI interactions.
- FIRST® LEGO® League Future Edition deepens the learning from LEGO Education Computer Science & AI in the classroom. FIRST LEGO League will be available as Founders Edition and Future Edition. For information on eligibility and availability, visit: LEGOeducation.com/FLL
Building the Future: A Global Report on Computer Science & AI Education
Survey of 1,800 teachers and administrators across the United States, Germany, South Korea and Australia. Respondents included general educators, US administrators and computer science specialists. The survey was conducted by Edelman DXI Research on behalf of LEGO Education during August and September 2025.
Download the full report: LEGOeducation.com/AI
About LEGO® Education
LEGO® Education brings inquiry-based, hands-on learning into year 1-10 classrooms and beyond, combining educators' expertise with engaging LEGO® bricks and standards-aligned lessons to deliver meaningful learning outcomes. These learning experiences, rooted in safety, collaboration and hands-on discovery, inspire students to believe that any subject or path in life is within reach.
LEGO, the LEGO logo, LEGO Education, the LEGO Education logo and the SPIKE logo are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2026 The LEGO Group.
Media Contact
Kelley Brescia
Kelley.brescia@LEGO.com
- Teachers of years 1-10 see the benefits of hands-on computer science and AI education but lack the right tools to engage students, according to a new report, 'Building the Future: A Global Report on Computer Science & AI Education'.
- Age-appropriate and curriculum-aligned LEGO® Education lessons equip educators with everything they need to teach computer science and AI concepts as part of their curriculum.
- Students explore and build essential computer science and AI literacy skills through hands-on, collaborative and meaningful learning.
BILLUND, Denmark, Jan. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, LEGO® Education announced a new hands-on solution and curriculum for computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) for year 1-10 classrooms that fosters collaboration, creativity, and learning outcomes. Shipping from April 2026, LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI enables schools to expand critically needed access to computer science and AI education.
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"We have a vision for kids learning, building and coding together – moving away from classrooms where kids work individually on computers with headphones on," said Atish Gonsalves, Head of Product, Computer Science & AI, LEGO Education. With LEGO Education Computer Science & AI, students collaborate and work in groups of four while teachers facilitate hands-on lessons with ready-to-use materials. Kits are specifically designed for years 1-2, 3-6 and 7-10, featuring LEGO® bricks, hardware and lessons that are accessible for beginners yet offer infinite possibilities for experienced learners.
'Building the Future: A Global Report on Computer Science & AI Education' found that many teachers are lacking the right tools to engage their students in these concepts. In fact, more than half of teachers globally say current resources leave students "bored", and nearly half say computer science isn't relatable and doesn't connect to students' interests or day-to-day. While 69 per cent of global teachers agree AI literacy is critical for students' futures, 40 per cent say their schools aren't prepared to teach it responsibly.
"The future will be led by children who don't just use technology – they understand it, question it and ultimately build a better world with it," said Andrew Sliwinski, Head of Product Experience, LEGO Education. "AI presents incredible opportunities for learning, but it must be introduced with intention and care. This is why we developed a solution for the classroom grounded in the LEGO Group's values of child safety, privacy and well-being. With LEGO Education Computer Science & AI, children engage with AI to build their understanding of how the technology works in a safe and responsible way."
LEGO Education is introducing a hands-on, student-centred approach to effectively teach computer science concepts in the classroom and foster AI literacy, creativity and student agency. The report found that teachers value digital learning with screens but want more balance to deliver the best learning outcomes. The LEGO Education curriculum includes both screen-free lessons and lessons that combine physical bricks with the digital LEGO® Education Coding Canvas to bring student creations to life. To understand why and how the technology works, students build and experiment with AI, ultimately learning how to engage with it in a more meaningful and responsible way. This marks a significant shift in how these subjects are taught in classrooms.
With the upcoming launch of LEGO Education Computer Science & AI and the recent introduction of LEGO® Education Science, LEGO Education is designing solutions that equip schools with the tools they need to more easily and effectively teach subjects that have often been disconnected and inaccessible to many students and teachers. As part of this transition, the LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Portfolio will retire, including LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime and LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential. For details and timing, visit LEGOeducation.com/SPIKE-retirement.
LEGO Education Computer Science & AI will begin shipping in April 2026. To learn more, visit LEGOeducation.com/CS-AI.
Stay connected on social media through LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube.
Key Product Information
- Kits will be available in three grade bands: years 1-2, 3-6 and 7-10.
- Each kit is a stackable box containing LEGO bricks, interactive hardware, connection card(s), charging cable(s) and building instructions.
- LEGO Education Coding Canvas offers intuitive, block-based coding experience with word and icon blocks (available on a web browser or as an iOS app). LEGO Education Coding Canvas requires no student login, and data is only saved locally.
- Free unlimited access to the online Teacher Portal includes Getting Started materials, facilitation notes, classroom presentations, curriculum-aligned lessons and more.
- Collaborative experiences invite students to build, code and create their own AI interactions.
- FIRST® LEGO® League Future Edition deepens the learning from LEGO Education Computer Science & AI in the classroom. FIRST LEGO League will be available as Founders Edition and Future Edition. For information on eligibility and availability, visit: LEGOeducation.com/FLL
Building the Future: A Global Report on Computer Science & AI Education
Survey of 1,800 teachers and administrators across the United States, Germany, South Korea and Australia. Respondents included general educators, US administrators and computer science specialists. The survey was conducted by Edelman DXI Research on behalf of LEGO Education during August and September 2025.
Download the full report: LEGOeducation.com/AI
About LEGO® Education
LEGO® Education brings inquiry-based, hands-on learning into year 1-10 classrooms and beyond, combining educators' expertise with engaging LEGO® bricks and standards-aligned lessons to deliver meaningful learning outcomes. These learning experiences, rooted in safety, collaboration and hands-on discovery, inspire students to believe that any subject or path in life is within reach.
LEGO, the LEGO logo, LEGO Education, the LEGO Education logo and the SPIKE logo are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2026 The LEGO Group.
Media Contact
Kelley Brescia
Kelley.brescia@LEGO.com
** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **
LEGO® Education Announces Hands-on Computer Science & AI Learning Solution
LEGO® Education Announces Hands-on Computer Science & AI Learning Solution
LEGO® Education Announces Hands-on Computer Science & AI Learning Solution
LEGO® Education Announces Hands-on Computer Science & AI Learning Solution
