To teach young people how to use App Inventor to create Apps on their own phones. Prizes will be given for most innovative apps created.

For these events children and young people have the opportunity to learn to code, build robots, create virtual reality environments and hack micro controllers.

The two-days mentor-led workshops will be carried on by using tools like Scratch, Codeblock and Micro:Python on BBC Micro:bit to improve young people's understanding of these tools.

Join the Institute of Imagination at Lab Life: Robot Zoo. This workshop will develop participants’ skills and abilities to design and code, by creating moving robot animals to populate a Robot Zoo.

For our EU Meet and Code event, we will partner with the Technical Education Department at a local Angus high school to provide workshop activities showcasing Lego Mindstorms and Drones.

3 Ater school sessions in which children can learn about Barefoot computing

Demonstration and workshop of robotics and coding for members of the Scouting movement.

Five hour live sessions where we make a game live using free software from nothing. No experience needed, just a PC.

A fun free family interactive coding show inspiring kids to be creative with games. Play games made by local young people on a big cinema screen, win prizes and learn how to make your own.

Offfering for and interactive introduction to coding for ages 8-12 years using Scratch tutorials. Developing skills through interactive packages such as Lego Boost or Mindstorms - with robotics kit

This Festival is to bring coding into a remote rural school. It will introduce children and their teachers to algorithms and Scratch using our computers and programmable robots.

Everything Electronics is a new Club for age 10+ aimed at developing modern coding/electronic skills. This event is to encourage youngsters to join by staging a Buildathon of 10 Marty robots.

We will do some 'bare foot computing' ( which is basically programming skills and theory through tasks and games not on the computer)

Helping children to start coding softwares

Establish a 3D Printing Club for at least 20 young people aged between 10 & 24, to build a 3D Printer from scratch, using a basic kit of parts to make a functional 3D printer, then further develop it.

GT Scholars will be running the #GirlMeetsCode workshop on the 20th of October to introduce girls aged 11-14 to the world of coding.

We plan to get our children participate in Meet and Code . These are isolated children who do not have the opportunity to engage regularly outside their family settings.

An introduction to coding using the familiar concepts of directions and compasses. Throughout the day participants will explore coding and eventually programme a robot to complete a maze

For our event we shall task participants with creating a positive message about an important topic of their choosing.

For our event we shall task participants with creating a positive message about an important topic of their choosing

We would like to host 5 events in 5 different youth clubs to introduce young people to coding.

Chance to enter some amazing coding competitions.

Fancy designing your own football game or training aid for footballers? Join our ‘Hackathon’ and find out about how technology and sports work together while learning about coding too!

Come and along and learn how to code with the Creative Computing Club. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of computer programming in a fun and practical way.

Come and make a game which uses real things to interact with the computer. Everyone can learn to code with scratch and make their game interact with real world items using the MakeyMakey board.

Learn about the Internet of Things, build a sensor node and write code to start collecting data. We will be using The Things Network to send data back to your own server side application.