A whole year of fun!
Liverpool Code Club has been running since 2016. But this year we’re changing the formula, to make it even more accessible to kids of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels.
We’re running one, 3-hour club session, near the end of every month in 2019. Events alternate between Saturdays and Sundays, and between our three lovely locations – Liverpool Central Library, Toxteth Library, and Norris Green Library.
Each session focuses on a different technology or skill—from web coding to game development to electronics—and will be split into two halves:
In the first half, we introduce the kids to that month’s technology, with an easy-to-follow project plan (like this) and lots of hands-on support.
Then, in the second half, the kids will get a little bit longer to experiment and build on what they’ve learned, completing a more adventurous “hack” that’s unique to them.
Pick your favourite sessions!
| Saturday 26th January | Robots and Rooms – web coding | Book |
| Sunday 24th February | Micropython “Talking Heads” | Book |
| Saturday 23rd March | Electric Orchids and other Mothers’ Day Hacks | Book |
| Saturday 27th April | Bitsy Mazes – crazy fun game world design | Book |
| Saturday 25th May | Twine Mystery Games – storytelling with code | Book |
| Sunday 29th June | Code Club @ Liverpool Makefest | |
| Sunday 21st July | Making Music with Raspberry Pi | Book |
| No club in August | ||
| Sunday 29th September | Back to School Hacks | Book |
| Sunday 27th October | Ghostbusters and Ghoulish Balloons | Book |
| Sunday 24th November | 3D Printed Snowflakes and other Christmas gifts | Book |
| No club in December | ||
Or just visit our Eventbrite page to see all our events.
What do kids say about Liverpool Code Club?
We believe all children should have the opportunity to learn to code, no matter who they are or where they come from.
That’s why we’ve been introducing Scratch, HTML, and Python to kids aged 8–12 from all over the Liverpool, for over three years.
Together with our enthusiastic volunteers, kids work their way through fun step-by-step projects that build their programming skills.
Want to know more? Watch this video from our friends at Tech North. Or email the club host, Denise, and arrange a visit!
