ScienceScope is a leading designer and supplier of school technology and science equipment through the use of the Internet of Things and the BBC micro:bit. We are passionate about making science and technology engaging and accessible at all levels of education as well ensuring education is at the forefront of global technology. Located at Downside School in Stratton-on-the-Fosse, ScienceScope is based at the heart of an educational community. ScienceScope revolutionised the education market by introducing Datastore software on the BBC micro computer helping to launch the concept of datalogging as a teaching tool within the school environment. Since that time our Logbook dataloggers and software have been developed into a professional data analysis and datalogging tool, covering all areas of science education from early years through to higher education both within the UK and internationally. In recent years we have taken our datalogging tools beyond the classroom bench and into the cloud using our Internet of Things (IoT) technology to give students and educators a more interactive and collaborative experience. ScienceScope have also been heavily involved with the BBC micro:bit initiative that gave every year 7 and equivalent student in UK a free micro:bit device. This project aimed to enhance the skills of coding and problem solving from an early age. ScienceScope was a leading partner in the project and is now working across the world to develop the micro:bit as a leading computing tool.