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MAMA.codes Creative Coding Daytime Class @Punk Me Up Cafe

By Kgus
June 10, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted June 10, 2018

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Posted June 10, 2018

Roll up! Roll up!

We?re pleased to announce that bookings are now open for our new Summer term classes at Punk Me Up Cafe on East Dulwich Road.

Our coding club begins this Thursday 14th, 10:15-11am and will run for 6 consecutive weeks.

Aimed at ages 3 - 5, we offer fun and creative activities using story telling and songs. A great way to start your child?s digital journey the right way!

@mama.codes @Punk Me Up Ceramics Cafe

Hurry - Enter code MAMACODES10 at checkout and get 10% off. Offer expires June 13th 2018.

BOOK NOW: https://www.kidsorted.com/seller/partner/3044/mamacodes-peckham/

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