Spark4Kids computer coding after-school on Wednesdays, at Rosendale Road, SE21

By Spark4Kids
November 2, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 2, 2016

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Posted November 2, 2016

Spark4Kids are running computer coding sessions on Wednesday's after-school (4pm or 5pm), in Dulwich, SE21, Rosendale Road (Rosendale Allotments Building).

The coding sessions will introduce children to a game design environment called Kodu which helps children take their first steps in creating computer games. Children learn to code their own landscapes and game objects to create their own playable games!

The coding sessions run during the school term time, and are recommended for children aged 7+. Free trials are available, and all levels and abilities are welcome.

To book a free trial or find out more, please visit http://www.s4k.me/aut16wed, or call 020 8090 1444.

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