Creative Computing Club: Micro:beat – free taster sessions


							
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															Saturday, 28th January 2017														


																					
Ages 9-12 years (10AM, 11AM (SOLD OUT), 12PM)
							
Ages 12-15 (1.30PM, 2.30PM, 3.30PM)
							
10AM & 1.30PM Girls only
														
Ages 9-15

							
Free - booking required

							
Sessions will be cancelled if there are not enough bookings
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Science Oxford’s Creative Computing Club is back! Suitable for beginners, each month you’ll get a fun introduction to text-based coding in our popular hands-on workshops. During this year’s clubs, you’ll learn how to code using Python and BBC micro:bits; a great place to start learning! To showcase the new workshops, we’re running a day of free taster sessions for all.


HAVE A GO! Our BBC micro:bits need some help to get their hearts beating! In this 30 minute taster children get an introduction to the Python coding language, and use it to bring our micro:bits back to life.


Ages 9-12 years (10AM, 11AM (SOLD OUT), 12PM)


Ages 12-15 (1.30PM, 2.30PM, 3.30PM)


10AM & 1.30PM Girls only


Free


							
Venue
The Discovery Zone
The Basement, Oxford Centre For Innovation, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1BY


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