From Thursday, September 12, 2024 3:30 PM
to Thursday, October 24, 2024 4:30 PM
to Thursday, October 24, 2024 4:30 PM
Fulford School Fund
Open in-person activity
English
Fulfordgate
YO10 4FY York
Game Dev Club is a creative after school club for students at Fulford School to learn how to create, animate and code 3d assets. This series of live, in-person event will kickstart the new academic year for a new cohort of students to go from absolute beginner to publishing and experiencing their own 3d VR experience. Students will use the Amazon AWS Virtual tour to see what the technology is capable of then will learn to design, create, texture and animate 3d assets in Blender. They will then incorporate these assets into a 3d VR world in Unity with a theme of "using technology to make the world a better place". We will have a competition to create the best VR environment. Game Dev Club is committed to having at least 50% non male demographic, prioritising places for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Admission is free but students must register in advance
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Nearby upcoming activities:
STEM Club: Lego Robotics
Wed, Oct 16, 2024 11:51 AM
Students will work in groups to code Lego robots to move around an obstacle course as an introduction to the First Lego League competition
Games making taster
Mon, Oct 28, 2024 4:00 PM
Are you a future games maker?
Want to code your very own game?
Bring an adult and book in for an hour slot.
We'll teach you the basics of the Free Clickteam Fusion and get you debugging, building and fixing a fun game in under an hour for you to take home and continue.
We recommend under 10's work with an adult for support.
Impact Gamers is in the community hall of SHINE/St Stephen's Church
There will be opportunities to join free weekly groups after the sessions
Find out more at https://impactgamers.net/meetandcode
Compass coding
Sat, Oct 19, 2024 10:00 AM
We are an active Scout Group located in one of the most deprived areas of the country. We are located on the corner of Carr Lane and Cooper Road in Grimsby, in the East Marsh Ward with one area in the ward that we cover ranking 13th out of 32,884 LSOAs in the 2015 Indices of Deprivation. The indices also ranked areas of East Marsh as the fourth worst place in the UK for employment, the second for crime and the worst for education, skills and training. In an area that is severely lacking in organised youth activities, our group has been equipping young people with vital skills for over 100 years.
As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. This is where the coding event comes in. Or young people do not get the chance to develop their digital skills so using Stage 3 of the Scout Digital Maker activity badge and the familiar concepts of maps and compasses as our base we are going to spend both days exploring coding. If the event proves successful we will then run regular sessions with the young people.