Beginners' Code Club - Manor Lakes

Join Wyndham City Libraries' for Beginners' Code Club!

Join the Wyndham City Libraries crew for Beginners' Code Club. Have fun learning how to use Scratch to create a bunch of cool things including games, musical instruments, a talking robot - and more!

Code Club will run during Term weekly on a Thursday. There will be 7 weekly sessions, commencing Thursday, 12 February- When you book into this session, you are booking a place for the whole term. Participants need to be able to attend all sessions, as each week builds upon the content from the previous week.

Code Club is for 8-14 year-olds and will cover Scratch Module 1 projects (beginner level).

Tickets will become available on Monday, 2 February

Before the first session please ensure the participant has access to a Scratch account https://scratch.mit.edu/

Key information:

Please note that this program is only open to families in Wyndham due to high demand.
Please note this is a repeat of the session run in 2025.
Due to high demand sessions will be given to participants who have not attended the program in previous terms.

Please check the age requirements carefully. Those who fall outside the age range will be contacted and removed from the event. Please check out our Eventbrite to find other suitable events within Wyndham Libraries!

If you have any access requirements to participate in this program, please get in touch with Wyndham City Libraries at CodeClub@wyndham.vic.gov.au or phone 8734 8999.

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