Activities | 2026-07-29

The event helps young people to explore the wonderful world of science and help them to identify how Science can only happen with the wider ecosystem of support. The goals of the event are for children to develop their programming skills, physical computing skills and maker skills using Lego and connecting moving parts and sensors with the micro:bit. The activities are targeted at young people i

Activities | 2026-07-29

We are applying for funding to continue and expand the Nature Detectives Club, a project designed to engage SEN and disadvantaged KS2 pupils with digital technology through a nature-based approach. Last year, the project was highly successful. Using wildlife cameras and two nest box cameras installed around the school grounds, pupils developed key digital skills in a gentle, accessible way. The in

Activities | 2026-07-29

Donhead Preparatory School and Liberty Primary School are planning to collaborate on an inclusive and creative coding event using the [EcoCode programme](https://www.digitall.charity/ecocode?utm_source=chatgpt.com) to help children explore sustainability, environmental responsibility and computational thinking through physical computing. The event will bring together pupils from both schools, incl

Activities | 2026-07-29

We are applying for funding to introduce a technology project using ELECFREAKS kits—including the Wonder Building Kit, MakeCode Arcade, and TPBot Car Kit—to engage SEN and disadvantaged KS2 pupils with coding and digital technology through a hands-on, practical approach. Building on previous successful initiatives, this project will provide pupils with access to engaging, real-world technology.

Activities | 2026-07-29

This engaging and interactive programme brings artificial intelligence to life within the classroom. Students will develop their understanding through practical activities, including training their own image-recognition models and applying these models to control LEGO-based robots that respond to visual inputs. In addition to the technical learning, students will explore key issues surrounding AI

Activities | 2026-07-29

Our Meet and Code event will deliver an engaging robotic coding workshop for Year 6 classes at a primary school serving a highly deprived area of Holloway. The workshops are designed to introduce children to coding, computational thinking, creativity and teamwork through hands-on learning. The event will teach the fundamentals of coding and robotics in a practical and accessible way. Pupils will

Activities | 2026-07-29

The event will teach children the importance of being able to code. It will show coding in action and show how much fun it is. For some children this will be their first exposure to coding and AI. It will try and promote coding and AI for girls as some don't believe coding is for them. The aim of the event will also show how much coding the children do without realising. The event is targeti

Activities | 2026-07-29

The event will help girls understand how codes work, what they can be used for and how to create them. The girls involved are from low income families who do not have access to equipment, resources or support for this. The activities is intended to provide aspiration for some of these girls to understand that STEM careers are accessible. We will use activities from the Girlguiding programme which

Activities | 2026-07-29

We would like to use the funding to pay for an Intermediate STEMbotics workshop for the children. This will be a block-based robotics and coding workshop using LEGO Spike Prime and EV3 robotics kits. The workshop will develop computational thinking, engineering design skills, and collaborative problem-solving. During this workshop students will build, from instructions, a range of different desi

Activities | 2026-07-29

Our Meet and Code event will introduce 60 Year 4 children to the foundations of coding through hands on exploration with Bee Bots, a child friendly programmable robot. The content focuses sequencing, logical reasoning, debugging, directional language and problem solving. Children will learn how to plan and input simple algorithms using the Bee Bot’s buttons, gradually progressing from basic direct