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Coding for Kids 1: What is Computer Coding?

We are surrounded by computer programs, but what are they? Learn what computer coding or computer programming is and why it's important. The first step to be...

Code Club 

 

Code club is a Key Stage two after school club which allows children to explore and learn all about coding. We meet after school on Tuesday and we look at different uses for Micro Bits as well as how to use block coding to programme sprites. 

 

Each week we programme micro bits to do different jobs, games or activities which help us to learn how to use block code to create a work able algorithm.

 

Code Club Letters

  • Code for Life. Continue to learn to use blocky but then move on to python using this website to help you.
  • Scratch Don't forget you can just use scratch to practise your block code.
  • Code Club Projects Here you will find step by step instructions for different coding projects, which will teach you how to make games, produce animations and more using different types of code.
  • Make Code Here is the web link for the website we use a lot at school. You can use the website to keep your coding skills sharp.
  • Micro bit Do you fancy having your own micro bit at home. Use this web link to get your own micro bit and try the different tasks
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