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*NEWSFLASH!*

Our new FREE Net Zero Coding Adventure for 11-13 year-olds

is ready for sign ups from all UK secondary schools!

Simply join in on our next month of Bupa Coding Days - March 2025.

Click here to sign up your school, nominate a school or volunteer!

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HOW CAN YOU
'GET WITH

THE PROGRAM'?

Would you like to get involved with memorable events that inspire students in digital technology, delivered in partnership
between schools and business?

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WHAT WE DO

Get with the Program is a social enterprise designed to bring schools and businesses together so children can learn about the amazing potential of technology.

 

With help from our business sponsors, we develop exciting tech learning events, aligned to the school curriculum.  Our unique workshops capture the students’ imaginations, teaching coding concepts through interactive theatre.

WHO WE ARE

We're a dedicated group on a mission to encourage students to have fun, learn coding concepts and embrace digital technology studies.

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“ALL OF OUR CHILDREN WERE HUGELY INSPIRED BY THE FUN, SPACE-THEMED PROGRAMMING WORKSHOP - EVEN THOSE WHO AREN’T USUALLY INTERESTED IN COMPUTING.

IT’S FAIR TO SAY GREAT FUN WAS HAD BY ALL, CHILDREN AS WELL AS TEACHERS"

Head Teacher, Buryfields Infant School, Odiham, Hampshire

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PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Whether based on a moon landing in peril or a robot constructing a healthy lunch box, we'll provide a framework for the development of a successful event for all levels of primary education.

You can choose from our existing workshops or help us create something new to fit your school themes - all tailored to suit the needs and abilities of the group involved.

We supply follow-up resources and activities to help embed the primary computing curriculum and make it fun for children and teachers alike.

SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Secondary schools are where a student's interest in digital technologies can be fostered and encouraged. Reports say computing at secondary level is in sharp decline. We aim to bring the computing curriculum to life with events aiming to be fun, engaging and experiential, putting emphasis on the importance of creative problem solving and complex reasoning.

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BUSINESS

The computing curriculum is vital in enabling the students of today for the workplace of tomorrow, with digital technologies set to transform all industries in the coming years. Computational thinking provides a fantastic basis for teaching complex reasoning, creative problem solving, experimentation and resilience - skills which are also applicable beyond IT.

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