Activities | 2026-08-09

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 | 2026-08-09

This is the third and final session of three progressive Meet and Code workshops for primary pupils, built around sustainability. Having recognised real world problems and designed solutions in Minecraft, pupils now bring their ideas into the real world and share them. In this session pupils move from virtual to physical computing. Using the same MakeCode block coding they used to control the Age

Activities | 2026-08-09

The software and hardware we will use includes drones and block programming or Swift coding language, (the same tech used to develop apps on iPhone and iPad). The software and hardware used by Hyett Education is not something we have access to in school so will be an unique and hands-on coding experience for our pupils. Workshop Goals: To encourage a knowledge of coding Help pupils understand how

Activities | 2026-08-09

Donhead Preparatory School and Liberty Primary School will work together to deliver a collaborative Meet and Code event focused on 3D design, computational thinking and digital creativity using a new 3D printer. The project will introduce primary-aged pupils to the world of 3D modelling and digital fabrication through hands-on, project-based learning experiences. The event will use the free Oak N

Activities | 2026-08-09

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 | 2026-08-09

Following a highly successful inaugural year, we are seeking funding to elevate our After-School Robotics Club into its second year by entering the prestigious VEX Robotics League. This expansion will allow our team of female and female-identifying students (ages 14-18) to compete on a grander stage while introducing advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) programming. This program focuses intense

Activities | 2026-08-09

The proposed online interactive event will be for participants in the age group of 8 to 16 years. The event will be free and open to all members of the public. The major attractions/highlights of the events are: • Live demonstration of hands-on Robotics, AI, IoT and Electronics activities suitable for students aged 9–16 years led by Dr. Sujit Bhattacharya (PhD, ME, BE, SMIEEE, FIETE, MIET). • Lea

Activities | 2026-08-09

Provides hands-on experience in building practical Artificial Intelligence applications using modern web technologies. Learners will explore core AI concepts through real-world projects, including sentiment analysis, face filtering, home automation, game development, and pose detection. Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this module, learners will be able to: Build browser based AI applications

Activities | 2026-08-06

AI Session delivered by Professor Montebello

Activities | 2026-08-06

On 28th April 2026, the MDIA, together with Prof. Matthew Montebello, Head of the Department of AI at the ~Faculty of ICT UoM, and the Digital Literacy within the SfCE team, delivered an 'I #essentials for Educators' session.  The session supported educators in understanding the academic, ethical and legal dimensions of AI in education.