School of Programming – a specialist summer coding camp for primary pupils aged 7–11 will be running from
7th–10th July at Queen’s University Belfast. Code Clock is Northern Ireland’s only dedicated summer school for programming at primary level. Their goal is to spark a lifelong interest in coding through hands-on workshops using tools children already love – Minecraft, Roblox, LEGO Mindstorms, and Micro:bits. Taught by qualified and experienced computing teachers (all with enhanced AccessNI clearance), this is an ideal opportunity for children to explore computing in a creative and supportive environment.
Code Clock
- Builds confidence and creativity through fun, practical coding activities.
- Supports Using ICT and develops key thinking skills that benefit learning across the curriculum.
- Hosted in a world-class facility at Queen’s University’s Computer Science Building.
- Aligns with the region’s growing tech industry – including the recent announcement of hundreds of new IT jobs in Belfast, highlighting the long-term value of early digital skills development.
- Parents can find more information and register at www.codeclock.co.uk.
- With spaces limited, early booking is advised.
