Registration for Bebras International Task Workshop 2026

Registration for Bebras International Task Workshop 2026

Thank you for your interest in the Bebras International Task Workshop 2026.

The capacity of this year’s venue limits us to 100 delegates. We know that the workshop can sometimes host more delegates, so we will use some selection criteria for the initial registration phase.

Completing this registration form does not guarantee you a place at the workshop. The initial allocation of places has now taken place. You can now apply for a place on the waiting list and we will contact you if a place becomes available. You can request invitation letters to support your visa application once you have received confirmation of your place.

Full details of the workshop and selection criteria are available at: https://www.raspberrypi.org/bitw2026.

If you have any questions, we encourage you to apply and then email us at: bitw@raspberrypi.org

Your Details

First name (as you wish it to appear on your name badge)

Last name (as you wish it to appear on your name badge)

Contact email address:

Organisation

Country

Do you represent an additional Bebras member country?

YesNo

Organisation

Country

Your Bebras experience

What is your English language level?

How many Bebras International Task Workshops have you been to?

This will be my first workshopI have only attended online workshopsI have attended workshops in person

Approximately how many workshops have you attended?

Approximately how many accepted tasks have you authored?

01–5More than 5

Indicate your professional expertise (tick all that apply)

Primary school teacher (teaching students aged 6–11 years)Lower secondary school teacher (teaching students aged 11–14 years)

Upper secondary school teacher (teaching students aged 15–18 years)

University academicTeacher educator/trainerComputing education researcherOther

Please give details

What is your level of experience in computer science/informatics?

BeginnerIntermediateExpert (I can write a relevant 'This is informatics' section on my own)

How familiar are you with the (research) domain of computational thinking?

BeginnerIntermediate

Expert (I can write a relevant 'This is computational thinking' section on my own)

What types of questions do you feel most comfortable to work on? (Tick all that apply)

Questions for age groups I–II (ages 6–10)

Questions for age groups III–IV (ages 10–14)

Questions for age groups V–VI (ages 14–18)Hard questionsEasy questionsI have no specific preferences

Please indicate the level of your graphics skills and proficiency with SVG

I have little or no experience in this areaI can use software (like Inkscape) to edit existing vector graphic images and create simple diagrams using basic geometric shapesI can create visually appealing SVG images of some complexity (houses, landscapes, cars, flowers, people/beavers doing all kinds of things, …)

I would be willing to be a: (tick all that apply)

Working group leaderPre-editorNone

Data processing and marketing

Data processing

I understand that my data will be processed in accordance with the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s privacy policy, which contains information about how my personal data is used.I understand that my registration data will be shared with relevant members of the Bebras committee to aid in planning for the Bebras International Task Workshop 2026.

Newsletter subscription

I would like to receive emails about training opportunities, free teaching materials, expert guidance, and new products from the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

Registration

Registration terms

I understand that registration does not guarantee a place at the Bebras International Task Workshop 2026. I understand that places will be allocated and only secured once full payment is received.

Photography and images

We would like to take photographs and videos of the Bebras International Task Workshop 2026. We plan to share images internally with the Bebras community, add them to the BITW26 website, and use them for Raspberry Pi Foundation news items.

All images will be stored in compliance with our privacy policy. Please note that for images made available on the internet, the Raspberry Pi Foundation can cease to use your images, but it may still be possible to find them on the internet, and this is beyond our control. Where images have already been used in printed publications, it will not be possible for them to be withdrawn.

I understand that my consent can be withdrawn at any time by emailing dataprotection@raspberrypi.org.I agree that this consent shall be governed in all respects by the law of the UK and that any dispute arising in connection with it shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the UK. I will not be paid for the use of these images.

Please select all that apply

I agree to images being taken and used for the purposes of sharing internally with the Bebras community.I agree to images being taken and used for the purposes of sharing on the Bebras International Task Workshop 2026 website.I agree to images being taken and used by the Raspberry Pi Foundation news items, such as blogs, Hello World articles and reports.I do not wish for my image to be used.