Event Description

CoderDojo Realm returns! ERL's biggest and best coding club for young people is back, with more tech and expertise than ever before. Learn to code programs, games, websites, and much more with our team of volunteer mentors.About CoderDojo REALM: CoderDojo is an international volunteer network of coding and robotics clubs aimed at children aged 7-17. CoderDojo is not a classroom — it is a free, fun community of children aged 7 to 17 who learn to code. The focus is on self-led learning with volunteer mentors offering assistance. Our aim is to help our kids (called ninjas) to learn the concepts of computer programming, and to encourage interest, exploration and understanding of technology. Ninjas are encouraged to choose projects that are of interest to them, rather than everyone doing the same project. Mentors are on hand to help our children learn, explore and build their own coding skills. Eastern Regional Libraries is providing exciting technologies like Ozobots, Scratch, Arduino, Raspberry Pi and a suite of laptops and iPads, and has partnered with a fantastic team of volunteer locals to provide knowledge, skills and guidance to interested and motivated young people. Come along, meet like-minded kids and get inspired. What will you create?

Notes & Requirements

ADULTS DO NOT NEED TO BOOK. Only book the attending child. BYO notebook or tablet if you have one. Children 12 years and under must be supervised at all times. Attendees must be members of Eastern Regional Libraries.

Fully Booked

This event is fully booked. You're welcome to join the waiting list to be notified if space becomes available.