Girlguiding Hersham hosting a coding workshop to introduce girls to STEM and the world of coding.

Hackathon - where students come together to learn from each other and code as a community in a safe space. Encouraging those that are not so confident that they can all be part of this!

Giving children the opportunity to develop their understanding of code and use physical computing to help them understand how code is used in many ways in everyday life.

Newry Street Unite wish to put on a coding Workshop for 20 young people aged 8 years to 14 years Wednesday 30 October 2.15 pm to 6.15 pm.

A 3-week series of Wednesday evening sessions to allow children in Molesey to learn how to programme microbits.

An 8 class (Key Stage 2) launch event with special visitor which will be followed by a sequence of practical classroom-based sessions to raise the awareness of STEM.

We plan to deliver introductory sessions to a core group of our SEND children to expose them to the basics of coding before integrating this resource into their regular learning resources.

We will run an extra-curricular club, working towards participation in the Lego League finals in Cornwall. We will be targeting girls, inspiring them to explore careers in STEM industries.

A 6 week after school club focusing on developing children's coding skills using Lego WeDo.

Funding will be used for 60 Year 3 Pupils to participate in a VR workshop.

Designing, building and coding an omni wheel robot for use by pupils over a number of years, in our robotics club and entery into national compititions.

Children in UKS2 will be trained to use and understand the Indi Cars before then teaching small groups of LKS2 children how to use these devices too.

Boosting the Coding understanding and participation of young children, especially girls.

Guides learning how to code and develop websites and apps

Coding opportunities for KS2 girls

A free after school club where children can learn to code and use different forms of technology including AI, VR headsets and Robotics.

A 1 hour/twice a week after school club for a group of 20 children in Minecraft/coding

A weekly coding club which will use robotics resources.

Learn to code using Turtlestitch to create geometric designs. Be part of a sewing revolution!

Inspiring the next generation of computer coders.

An exciting introduction to programming using Crumbles with the aim of enthusing children about computing and encouraging aspirational children in computer science careers.

2 separate coding clubs for KS1 and KS2 children with a focus on involving military children

Programming with mBot, Micro, and Python

To upskill young carers

To upskill Young carers

Young carers will have 3 4 hrs sessions to build their skills

To create a simple fitness tracker that counts steps and displays the total on the Micro screen.

This club will be ran for all key stages where microbits can be used to engineer and code inventions. This is a combined Physics and Computing club.

A 4-hour hackathon event for year 5 pupils focused on designing and creating point of sale devices using BBC micro:bits and other simple electronics.

A day devoted to coding activities to deepen understanding and independence.

An event for Year 7/8 to encourage girls into Coding.

To create a simple fitness tracker that counts steps and displays the total on the Micro screen.