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Free STEM Masterclasses in July 2025 for ages 9 to 11

By Ignite_Hubs
June 25 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 25

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Posted June 25

Free STEM Masterclasses at Canada Water Library from 10am to 3pm on the dates below. Please see poster for more details.

Wednesday, 23rd July
Thursday, 24th July
Thursday, 31st July

Children will develop STEM skills while exploring exciting topics such as:
Robotics | AI | Space & Satellites | Football & Computing | Cricket & Coding | The Magic of Computer Science

The workshops are designed to be fun and engaging. You will need to prepare a packed lunch for your child.

You can book for one, two or all three days. Spaces are limited, so please book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Click here.

Ignite Hubs STEM Masterclasses Summer 2025.pdf

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