1-Day Programme
Workshops
A gradual but progressive sequence of courses structured to guide kids from basics to experienced with a focus on projects building. Start with the basics and journey through to the principles roadmap. Along the way, you can also explore the Internet of Things and mobile programming in the Basics X series.
Looking for longer programmes?
Check out our bootcamps or holiday camps here.
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Aged 5-6
Workshop 1
Through tangible programming and on-screen coding, preschoolers discover the workings of the digital world while following their curiosity, having fun, and developing a fearless approach to learning.
Workshop 2
Through tangible programming and on-screen coding, preschoolers discover the workings of the digital world while following their curiosity, having fun, and developing a fearless approach to learning.
Workshop 3
Through tangible programming and on-screen coding, preschoolers discover the workings of the digital world while following their curiosity, having fun, and developing a fearless approach to learning.
Aged 7-10
WOrkshop 1
Through tangible programming and on-screen coding, preschoolers discover the workings of the digital world while following their curiosity, having fun, and developing a fearless approach to learning.
Parents Love Us
“Children from our camp enjoyed themselves exploring and learning what the different animation tools could do for them. They were particularly excited to see their own creations come alive.”
Parent Name Class Name
“Children from our camp enjoyed themselves exploring and learning what the different animation tools could do for them. They were particularly excited to see their own creations come alive.”
Parent Name Class Name
“Children from our camp enjoyed themselves exploring and learning what the different animation tools could do for them. They were particularly excited to see their own creations come alive.”
Parent Name Class Name
“Children from our camp enjoyed themselves exploring and learning what the different animation tools could do for them. They were particularly excited to see their own creations come alive.”