Since establishing First Class Coders, several years ago, we've have always sought out creative, collaborative partnering opportunities.
The more First Class Coders can work with other community and grass roots organisations, the wider our reach, and the greater the opportunity for us to make our vision and approach of accessible and inclusive coding & robotics courses for children possible.
We are fortunate to work with community groups, organisations and schools that share our vision for creative, accessible, diverse computer science education for all.
We are empowering children and families with 21st-century skills for a brighter future.
The Covid-19 pandemic, has given us a wider reach, as we deliver coding classes online to children in Canada, Germany, Holland, India and U.S.A to name but a few. And over the summer we will be extending our reach again with community coding workshops.
We are delighted to be working with the Manor Park Friends Group, supported by the Mayor of London at their Sutton New Town Festival enhancing outdoor play through coding. Manor Park is 'Sutton's back garden' and the Friends Group are bringing the community together again to deliver safe and healthy outdoor activities.
With the restriction easing, we have begun exploring how children can actually learn to code whilst exploring nature and open spaces - combining tech and nature to create something new and unique.
We are bringing coding education to life with Mini Beast Mayhem, A Wriggle and a Jiggle and Hide and Seek in the park.
They explore coding and computational thinking practices, as they utilise technology as a tool for creativity, expression and learning.
We look forward to seeing more children, families and grown-ups Play, Code and Grow with us!