Animation 4 Kids, Robotics 4 Kids, Minecraft Winter Jam, ages 8-12, 22-24 December, Dulwich SE21

By Spark4Kids
November 25, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 25, 2015

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Posted November 25, 2015

Spark4Kids are running a series of technology workshops in robotics and animation for children aged 8-12 years. The workshops are running over Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd December 2015 in West Dulwich, SE21.

For parents who need a bit of extra time for last-minute shopping, we are also running a Minecraft Winter Jam event on Thursday 24th December also at Dulwich College Sports Club.

For more information and to book a place, please click on the links below:

Animation 4 Kids, Dulwich College Sports Club (Tuesday 22nd to Wednesday 23rd December, ages 8-12)

Robotics 4 Kids, Dulwich College Sports Club (Tuesday 22nd to Wednesday 23rd December, ages 8-12)

Minecraft Winter Jam, Dulwich College Sports Club (Thursday 24th December, ages 8-12)

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