Coding at East Dulwich Picturehouse

By MAMAcodesEDP
June 15, 2019 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted June 15, 2019

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Posted June 15, 2019

Morning Mums and Dads!

We would like to invite your child to our Sunday morning coding club at the East Dulwich Picturehouse. Classes run from 10:00-10:45 for all children aged 3-8.

Our amazing tutor Katie is on a mission to teach every child the skill of coding through offline games and innovative coding projects. All you need is an iPad or tablet which is compatible with our ScratchJr App and you are ready to go!

Coding has been part of the curriculum since 2014, although it does not get the coverage it deserves. It is a 21st Century skill that every child should be given the opportunity to become confident in. Together we can raise #generationcode and we would love for you to be a part of our MAMA.codes movement!

Book your spot here and we cannot wait to code with you! https://kiddiplan.com/activities/educational/creative-coding-3-5s/east-dulwich-picturehouse

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