Introduce your club here

[katharine_childs]

Hello, this thread is for clubs to say hello. Tell us a few details about your club such as:
- Whereabout in the world are you based?
- When does your club meet?
- What are you working on currently in your club?
- How many young people attend your club?

Katharine

[psutton]

Updated information.

Paignton Code Club runs on the First and Third Saturday of the month at Paignton Library ( TQ4 5AR ) 10 - 12

Due to Covid 19 we are trying to run this virtually, please contact Paignton Library for more information.

I have set up a Scratch Studio which is invite only.

https://www.torbaylibraries.org.uk/web/ ... tonlibrary

or contact https://twitter.com/paigntonlibrary

Paignton Code club is a little more advacned, as we have moved on to following the Responsive Web Design course with https://www.freecodecamp.org/ (FCC) we are also using https://repl.it/~ for collaborative programming and putting in to practice what we learn with FCC

I am keen to promote programming to all ages, hence I have now set up a dedicated blog for this purpose, so a ) support code club and b) support a wider community.

https://personaljournal.ca/paigntoncodeclub/

For some reason there seems very very little interest in CodeClub in Torbay, so happy to reach out further afield.

Hope this helps

Paul Sutton

[lorrainbow]

Hello,

Our Code Club is at Wray Primary School in Lancashire, just for pupils of Wray school. We're a small school (54 pupils!) and a nice size club - 12 students. We brought the age range down to 6 so my son could take part. I have laptops from where I work at Lancaster University that I bring to the school each week. They have about 6 very old and unreliable ones at the school. So I just went with my kit. We only started 4 weeks ago and we're doing coding on the micro:bit. I am blogging about my Code Club here: http://lorraine.mcunderwood.org/tag/code-club/ and will add my resources as I create, use and refine them!

Lorraine