Minecraft Coding Club

From Wednesday, September 11, 2024 12:30 PM
to Wednesday, October 23, 2024 1:30 PM

Alban City Free School

Open in-person activity

English

Alban City School, 7 Hatfield Road
AL1 3RR St Albans

Minecraft Coding Club What content does the event teach? - Coding, specifically the skills of sequencing, repetition, logic and variables - Computational Thinking (perseverance, debugging, logic, collaboration) Which methods and resources are used to convey this content to the participants? - Pupils will use the school’s existing chromebooks to access the Minecraft Education app. - Pupils will use a mixture of the built-in existing tutorials as well as expert modelling and support from their specialist computing teacher. What are the goals of the event? - Increase engagement in programming - Develop coding skills and therefore attainment - Increase enthusiasm and experiences of vulnerable children Which target group are you addressing with your event? - girls, PPG, SEN, ethnic minorities and pupils who have relocated with refugee status What makes your event special for the target group? - This event through the medium of Minecraft will help to engage groups of pupils who are not typically accessing existing provision offered through computing and coding. - Minecraft Education is a low risk resource with high engagement opportunities Is there any other relevant information for the target group, e.g. about registration? - 21 pupils across the three year groups are on the PPG register - 36 pupils across the three year groups are on the SEND register - 48 pupils across the three year groups have English as an additional language - The club will be free and repeated so that additional pupils can access this event

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