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Ainslie Wood Primary School | Coding & Robotics Club KS1
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Discover. Create. Explore. Welcome to ComputerXplorers at Ainslie Wood Primary School. We meet every Tuesday in term time. Children learn coding, robotics and digital creation through fun, hands on projects and using Scratch, Minecraft Education and Roblox Studio etc. Each week children explore new ways to use technology creatively while building confidence, communication and problem solving skills. Activities include: • Programming and driving robots with Edison, Sphero Mini and Botley • Building games and worlds in Minecraft and Roblox • Creating digital art, stories and animations • Team challenges that build teamwork and resilience
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Autumn Term Weekly Schedule
5 years – 8 years · Classroom
ComputerXplorers Tuesday Afterschool Club Individual Ticket
£9.00 · per session
ComputerXplorers Tuesday Afterschool Club Season Ticket
£9.00 · per session
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Ainslie Wood Primary School, 140 Ainslie Wood Road, London, E4 9DD
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About ComputerXplorers Haringey
At ComputerXplorers, we run fun and inspiring computer classes for children aged 3 to 16. From after-school clubs to weekend academies, holiday camps and in-school lessons, we make learning about technology exciting and accessible for every child. Our goal is to help children build the digital skills they’ll need for the future. Whether they’re coding their first game, exploring robotics, designing animations or learning how to tell stories through
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tech, our sessions are packed with creativity and hands-on fun. Led by friendly, passionate instructors, our classes are inclusive, engaging and designed to spark curiosity. We’re here to help every child feel confident using technology — not just to consume it, but to create with it. The future is full of possibilities, and we’re here to help them explore it.
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