Learning / course
KS2-Coding Club @ Wolfson Hillel Primary School
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At a glance
This term, KS2 pupils will build confidence as coders, game designers, and digital creators through a sequence of interactive Scratch projects. They will create characters, random-response programs, arcade games, racing games, endless runners, catching games, paddle games, virtual pets, and their own free-build projects. Pupils will also learn how to modify existing games and debug broken projects, developing a deeper understanding of how programmers
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test and improve software. Across the term, children explore variables, loops, conditions, events, randomisation, broadcasts, collision detection, scoring systems, and user interaction. The programme builds computational thinking, creativity, resilience, and problem-solving while giving pupils the chance to create playable digital projects each week.
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Autumn Term 2026
8 years – 12 years · Classroom
Full Term Ticket
£12.00 · per session
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Where it happens
Classroom
Wolfson Hillel Primary School, 154 Chase Road, London, N14 4LG
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About STEM Club
Inspiring Young Innovators Through Fun & Future-Ready Learning Our STEM Club delivers hands-on, high-energy afterschool sessions designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and develop real-world problem-solving skills. Through robotics, coding, and interactive challenges, children don’t just learn about technology — they build it, test it, and bring ideas to life. We create an environment where creativity meets logic, teamwork meets resilience,
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and learning feels exciting every single week. Why Parents Choose Us Structured & Progressive Term-long programme with weekly 60-minute sessions that balance fun, focus, and skill development. Small Group Learning Maximum class size of 24 students with a 1:12 instructor ratio to ensure personalised guidance. Designed for Key Stage 1 & 2 Age-appropriate programmes that grow with your child’s ability and confidence. Celebrating Achievement Certificates, in-school competitions, and inter-school events that build motivation and pride. We Handle Everything Schools provide the space — we bring the equipment, curriculum, and expert instructors. Curriculum-Linked Learning Activities reinforce STEM objectives while encouraging creativity, critica
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