Sentences with phrase «run a code club»

Caroline Harding, a Year 4 teacher, who helps to run a Code Club at her school in Croydon, also saw major benefits for the children who attend Code Club sessions.

Anyone can help run a Code Club, as long as they have the enthusiasm and passion to dedicate their time to running a club.

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I recently ran a fun coding club for Year 1 children using Bee Bots with some added science to make the challenges a bit more engaging.

Speaking of sale, Club Monaco is running a great promo as of this morning — all sale is an extra 40 % off, no code required!

This feedback has influenced projects like training the district's librarian — whom Enfield calls «the MacGyver of boxtops and string» — to run a makerspace, and developing a chapter of the national after - school club Girls Who Code.

Code Club is free to run, and our flexible model is aimed to be used by any school or community venue that has access to a computer suite or laptops.

With computing now in its second year as part of the English National Curriculum, Maria Quevedo, director of the UK arm of the not - for - profit Code Club, details the benefits that running extra-curricular computing clubs can offer schools, staff and pupils alike.

Learning through play One of the major benefits of the Code Club model is the fact that the club sessions are run outside of a formal teaching environmClub model is the fact that the club sessions are run outside of a formal teaching environmclub sessions are run outside of a formal teaching environment.

They also run local Code Clubs, Coder Dojos and family tech events.

«Our partnerships with Xero and Telstra have seen Code Clubs formed at both the junior and senior school, with experts from each organisation running weekly coding workshops.»

The Technology Department supports the coding club, but it is run by two parents weekly.

I have been running a Coding and Robotics Club at my school, St Aidan's AGS Junior School, Brisbane, for a couple of years now.

Code Club UK is a nationwide network of volunteers and educators who run free coding clubs for young people aged 9 - 13.

To have attended at least one English Springer Spaniel breed specific seminar that has been organised and run in accordance with the relevant Kennel Club Code of Best Practice;

There are now over 2,500 Code Clubs running in schools and community venues across the UK.