As well as coding clubs and online lessons, Codingbug also delivers specialist workshops for primary and secondary schools. We have worked with North Somerset Council, the SS Great Britain and local businesses to inspire young people in STEAM subjects.
If you are interested in hosting a workshop at your school, just provide us with some basic details – including approximate student numbers, school year(s), dates… and tell us which workshop you are interested in. Email us at info@codingbug.co.uk
Thanks for 2 great workshops for our Year 8 Future Brunels.
The students loved the hands on circuit making! And the disco with their cubes!
[ SS Great Britain Trust]
AI with the micro:bit
Students train the micro:bit with data and recognise patterns. A gentle and fun introduction to machine learning. Suitable for children in KS2.
AI image recognition
Students learn about machine learning by training an image recognition model. Suitable for children in KS2.
Creative Coding with Robots
Students learn the fundamentals of robotics with the ICRobot. Suitable for children in KS2.
Minecraft coding
Minecraft coding for children in KS2. The students build with code using Minecraft Education.
Arcade Game Design
Arcade game design and coding for the Meowbit. This workshop is suitable for children in KS2.
Making Apps
Students use a web based phone simulator to code Apps with the JavaScript language using text-based coding. Suitable for children in KS2
Coding with Scratch
Children learn coding making games with Scratch. Suitable for beginners and advanced coders in KS2.
Game Pixel Design
Children design, make and develop a story for a game built using pixel design. Suitable for children in KS2.
3D Game Design
Students learn about 3D worlds and create a game using a 3D game design engine. Suitable for children in KS2.
Coding with Octostudio
Children learn coding principles using the capabilities of the iPad; microphone, camera, movement sensors, etc. Suitable for KS1 and KS2.
Coding with ScratchJr
The children learn to create stories, games and animations using the iPad and ScratchJr. Suitable for KS1 children.
Coding with the micro:bit
Students use the micro:bit and engaging coding activities that help them understand the world around them.
Physical computing
Coding with the micro:bit using sensors. A great way to introduce the Internet of Things to your students. Suitable for primary and secondary school pupils.
Wearable Tech for teens
Wearable Tech workshop for secondary school students. The students are introduced to electronics and textiles. They make a ‘wearable’ tech item.
Paper circuits
Your students will learn how electricity works and will build their own electronic circuits to make electronic greeting cards. Suitable for primary and secondary school students.
Coding with Python
Students learn to code using the Python programming language. Suitable for secondary school students.
Web design
Students learn to make a website using HTML & CSS. Suitable for older primary school students and secondary school pupils.
Coding with JavaScript
A fun and interactive workshop where students learn the principles of the JavaScript programming language. Suitable for secondary school students.
Soft circuits
Invent, play and explore with electric play dough! This workshop is suitable for primary school children in KS1 and KS2. Children learn the basics of electronic circuits in a safe and fun environment.
e-Textiles
Introduce your students to the world of e-Textiles. Students design and make a product that combines electronics and textiles. Suitable for children in KS2.
Codingbug Robot
The children learn computational thinking by giving instructions to the Codingbug robot… making it move, dance, draw and sing. Suitable for children in KS1.