Summer Holiday Workshops for Kids - Robotics, Coding, Electronics - Belair House, SE21 - August 2015

By Spark4Kids
June 18, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 18, 2015

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Posted June 18, 2015

Spark4Kids are running a series of fun-filled technology workshops in coding, robotics, electronics, and touch-typing for children aged 8-12. The workshops will take place during August at Belair House, West Dulwich, SE21.

For more information and to book a place, please click on one of the links below:

Summer 2015 Coding Workshop (5 days)

Robotics 4 Kids (3 days)

Electronics 4 Kids (2 days)

Typing 4 Kids (2-day and 3-day)

The Easter Holiday workshops were all SOLD OUT, and we anticipate the same happening this Summer - please book early to avoid disappointment.

Kind regards,

The Spark4Kids Team

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