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Halloween Minecraft Holiday Camp
By ComputerXplorers Sheffield South
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Our holiday camps run throughout the year for children aged 6-14 years, focusing on tech skills such as coding, robotics, game design and more. Our camps provide a relaxed, educational environment where children can explore STEM in a fun and hands-on way. With experienced instructors and small group sizes, we ensure each child gets plenty of attention. Available during Summer, Easter, Christmas and half-term breaks. Friday 30th October - Halloween
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Minecraft Holiday Camp 🎃 Young crafters will take on spine-tingling build challenges from haunted houses and eerie pumpkin carvings to cobweb-covered castles. There’ll be plenty of tricks and treats along the way as we explore Halloween-themed adventures in the world of Minecraft Education. Fancy dress is fang-tastically welcome (but not required) whether you're a ghost, ghoul or Enderman in disguise! 👻 🕸️ Warning: side effects may include cackling, creativity and an urge to say "boo" at random intervals!
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Halloween Holiday Camp - Friday 30th October
6 years – 14 years · Woodhouse Community Hub & Library
Tickets
Single Xplorer
£36.00 · per session
Where it happens
Woodhouse Community Hub & Library
Woodhouse Community Hub & Library, 524 Stradbroke Road, Sheffield, S13 7GD
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About ComputerXplorers Sheffield South
ComputerXplorers Sheffield deliver fun-filled computing enrichment activities through our highly interactive and inspiring technology sessions. We offer these sessions via different methods such as after-school clubs, workshops, PPA cover, weekday and weekend academies and holiday camps. We have access to an exciting range of software and peripherals to bring computers, coding and technology to life for children of all ages. Our computing classes
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are always engaging, educational and lots of fun – perfect for the child who is ‘mad about computers’ or for the child who just wants to try something new. This also adds a fantastic boost to their all-important STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) skills.
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