Introduction to pixels and their place in everyday life. We will be coding with micro:bits and python to make amazing pixel animations.

A day of space themed LEGO Robotics and follow-on virtual robot challenges

We will use Digitall's Ecocode resources to run an after school coding club for Year 4-6 students

Create a video game using AI with no programming experience needed! You'll use AI effectively to plan, design and program a video game!

Using the raspberry pi pico, students will sequence traffic light and create a car park barrier system

We will partner with Jam Coding to deliver a hands-on Artificial Intelligence workshop for Year 6 pupils.

Unlock the power of robotics by increasing the different outputs they can control using a micro:bit.

A computing enrichment club for students with special educational needs and disabilities

Pupils will learn how to use Microbits V2 to write code that would log environmental data on a space mission. Green screen video technology will put the children in outer space!

Using technology to model local wildlife and habitats

A series of three afterschool clubs for disadvantaged children to teach real-world coding application and inspire onward mobility into STEM .

Children creating micro:bit connected Lego labs as a STEM activity

Children creating micro:bit connected Lego labs as a STEM activity

This is an after school computing club offering Year 7 students the opportunity to use a range of software and physical computing devices.

Mission Lockdown inspires young people to explore coding, AI and cybersecurity by building and programming a LEGO safe in a fun, hands-on STEM challenge.

A creative introduction to AI and Robotics for SEND students with Lego and code that focuses on teamwork, resilience and problem solving

Using the Micro:bit and sensors to engage girls in coding and computing

Girls will use micro:bits and AI to code sustainable, ecological projects—using machine learning and environmental sensors to create smart tech solutions for the planet.

Children build AI literacy by learning how AI works, its limits and safe use, using it creatively while thinking critically and spotting mistakes rather than relying on it.

Craft your own instruments and use coding to create new sounds - experiment, tinker, and play with music!

Craft your own instruments and use coding to create new sounds - experiment, tinker, and play with music!

Introductory programme developing foundational computing and engineering skills through hands-on robotics and block-based coding

Learn how AI works at a fundamental level by teaching a simple robot to walk.

Learn how AI works at a fundamental level through hands-on activities.

Pupils use physical smart trains and color sensors to learn sequencing and computer vision logic, seeing firsthand how autonomous vehicles read visual environmental data.

Workshop to demonstrate IoT projects using artificial intelligence on the BBC micro:bit using various hands-on projects. Face-to-face workshop with the option of live streaming.

A free 4-session coding club where children learn logic, Scratch programming and robotics by designing their own interactive story or game.

Children from across Oxfordshire meeting to learn about coding together.

Children learn what AI is, how it works, how to spot AI vs real content, its strengths and limits, and apply this by creating their own AI project.

We have a thriving forest schoolandn want to get some kit to monitor and record weather and photos

Designing, coding and making creative digital kinetic art for public display

A session for parents to come along with their children and learn how to code with Microbits and Python.