Saturday Tech Clubs

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We are looking for STEM volunteers to help deliver our Saturday Technology Clubs at our Discovery Zone in Oxford. If you can help out please contact Sarah Townson

App-tastic Creative Computing Club

16 September 10.00-16.00 age 9-15

Using online software our budding coders will have a go at making a basic app; learning the skills that all coders need to ‘app-ly’ when designing a new app. There are three one and half sessions during the day, come along and help at one or all three.

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