This page provides information about computing Summer Schools for children, young people and families (1) and other opportunities (2) that are typically for adults. There will be some overlap between the two.
- Upcoming events
- Education initiatives – computing summer schools (Google Doc, editable)
- Computer Science / Electronics / Music – London (Google Doc, view only)
1. Upcoming events
July 2018, Clapham with @LdnCLC
Creativity and Computing – Arts Award (left pic) [Tickets]
Coding, Creativity and Computing (right pic) [Tickets]
- Creativity and Computing – Arts Award: Mon 16 – Fri 20 Jul, 9-3pm, £375 per child
- Coding, Creativity and Computing: Mon 30 Jul – Thu 2 Aug, 9-3pm, £240 per child
- More info from 0207 720 7514.
2. Education initiatives: alphabetic list of providers
Full details available at the link above, note that there will be some overlap with the info in (2).
- #techmums
- 3BM
- 3DAmi Summer School
- Ada’s List
- Amazon Web Services – re:Start
- Apps for Good
- BBC Make It Digital Programme
- Blueshift coding
- Camden Learning Centre
- CAS London
- Code Club
- Code First: Girls
- Code First: Girls – Tech Returners
- CoderDojo
- Decoded
- Digital Awareness UK
- Digital Inclusion Charter
- Digital Leaders Women in Tech
- Dragon Hall Youth Tech Club
- Entrepreneurs First
- FDM – Getting Back to Business Programme
- Fire tech camp
- Founders4Schools
- FreeFormers
- Future Digital Inclusion (Dept of Education)
- Future Learn
- GirlsinTech
- Imperial Codelab
- London CLC
- Maker Club
- Makers Academy
- Mums in Technology
- MyKidsy.com
- Raspberry Pi Foundation
- She Means Business
- SoYouWannaBeOnTV
- Teaching London Computing, Queen Mary University Of London
- TechFuture Girls
- Technology Will Save Us
- Technopop
- TechUK
- TeenTech City (London)
- TeenTech City of Tomorrow
- TES
- The BT & Barclays Wifi in Communities Project
- The WOW Foundation
- TLA Women in Tech
- Turinglab
- Unrulyversity
- Urban Teacher
- WeAreDotDotDot
- WISE
- Women Shift Digital
- Your Life
3. Computer Science / Electronics / Music – London: alphabetic list of organisations and communities which support people interested in electronics, tech and general ‘hacking’-type (in the sense of making not breaking) activities.
Full details available at the link above, note that there will be some overlap with the info in (1).
The list below includes venues, companies, events, festivals. In terms of younger audiences Nesta’s mapping of UK makerspaces found that “nearly three-quarters of makerspaces welcome children into the workspace”.
1. Arduino
2. Barbican
3. Bletchley Park
4. Code Club
5. Code First: Girls
6. CoderDojo
7. Dorkbot
8. Electromagnetic Field
9. Firetech
10. FLO (formerly G.Hack)
11. Institute of Making
12. Kinetica Art Fair
13. London Hackspace
14. Makerversity
15. Maplin
16. Music Hackspace
17. Music Tech Fest
18. MzTek
19. oomlout
20. Raspberry Pi
21. Royal Institution
22. Restart project
23. Sky Academy
24. Tech City News / Events
25. Techmums
26. Technology Will Save Us
27. TeenTech
28. TNMOC – The National Museum of Computing
29. UK Maker spaces (Nesta’s map)
30. V3 Power – make wind turbines etc
31. V&A
32. Young Rewired State
33. Other suggestions
a. Arduinitar & Magnetic Resonator Piano
b. cs4fn (Computer Science for Fun)
c. Game City
d. Maker Faire UK
e. Make Magazine