Free workshop to provide an overview of many sensors along with interface to several microcontrollers

Orienteering is usually done with flags and pencils. The cubs are going 21st century, creating their own android app to program NFC tokens and create an orienteering course in our home city

Understanding the weather is the first step to fighting climate change. We want to run an event to help our beavers learn more about the climate and how to measure the climate in their area.

Using technology to connect people to learn and create together.

A fun free session where your child can learn to make their own game, for any skill level.

An introduction to coding using Lego for beginners aged 8 – 13 years old. We will become 3D printers and use Lego to learn to code.

Scratch, everyone's favourite "start coding" programme. Magically mix art and code to develop an animated game. Learn from "scratch" or refresh your skills - either way, you are welcome.

Digital workshop to get Scout on-line,

We are going to design and create several electronic devices using Arduinos and Micro:bits. The goal is to learn about circuits with the goal of building a drone from scratch by the end of the year.

We will be hosting 5 in-person events at 5 separate youth clubs teaching beginner coding using Lego Boost and Lego Mindstorms, with groups of up to 8 young people at a time over 2 hours each session.

This workshop focuses on how you plan and design a web-site to ensure the best user experience.

Coding Club – School Years 10 - 13 – Students will be learning how program using Python to create a number of projects.

Online Robot programming and competition

Girls, aged from 10 & 24, will choose, design & code projects including a dancing robot, a remote-controlled spinning top, a voice-controlled painting robot, and 3D printed bracelets and jewellery.

Workshop to demonstrate IoT projects using artificial intelligence on BBC Micro:bit using various online resources.

The Makey Makey workshop will inspire children and young people (aged 8-16) to be creative and inventive, through connecting everyday objects to their computer.

Young people will create AR based assets for an interactive Art event in Paisley that anyone in the world can access. Young people will learn about digital design, code 3D assets.

Learn how to code in an easy, relaxed and calm manner. The course is for free. No prior experience with coding is required.

A live virtual workshop for marginalised young people, introducing them to coding through building a website from scratch, developing their digital and employability skills.

A day of coding challenges including awards for best code. Join us face to face or online and take part in a community coding challenge 2021