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9-12 year olds sessions must be accompanied by an adult.

13-15 year old session is unaccompanied. Please complete a Parental Permission Form and either email to the Creative Computer Club Team in advance or print out and bring along on the day.

In order for your child to use the online software unnaccompanied, they must be 13+.

Science Oxford welcomes all children to our clubs. If your child has additional needs, please get in touch on [email protected] to discuss how we can best support your child to make the most of the club.

Information for Parents/Guardians regarding Internet use

During September’s Creative Computing Club, we will be using an online software called App Lab, and will be making use of Google Image Search to add personal touches to the app your child will create during the session.

• App Lab, by Code.org, requires students to be 13+ to use the software because of the potential for sharing of content. Therefore, we will require the adult who will be accompanying your child to this month’s Creative Computing Club to register on their behalf, and to be responsible for them whilst using the software.
• As part of the session, we will discuss internet safety as related to sharing of data and using search engines, as well as copyright on pictures and information found online.

When continuing with projects at home, we advise you to use your own judgement and follow your family policy for internet use with your children.

Code.org is an educational website, used by students and teachers all over the world. However, it is important to be aware that other users of App Lab will be 13+, and the projects shared in the public app gallery will have been created by them.

Whilst every endeavour is made to ensure that suitable restrictions are placed on the ability of children to access inappropriate materials, we cannot be held responsible for the nature or content of materials accessed through the Internet.

If you would like some advice on keeping your child safe online, or tips on how to talk to your child about online safety, you can visit the NSPCC’s Online Safety page here: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/