The South Manchester Dojo is a free computer coding club
The South Manchester Dojo is a free computer coding club for young people aged 7-17, where parents and kids can learn to code using fun tools and resources with guidance from volunteers who work in the science and technology sectors. It’s a space where you can share your ideas, meet like-minded people and work on projects together.
We will have a limited supply of laptops and other kit available so we encourage you to bring your own laptop, Raspberry Pi etc to work with.
A light lunch selection of sandwiches, cake, and fruit prepared by Friska will be provided by MSP.
What you need to bring:
- A laptop and power supply.
- An adult – kids aged 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.
- Food and drink – you’re welcome to consume your own snacks in the event space.
Car parking:
You are welcome to use the car park at Greenheys on Pencroft Way (M15 6JJ) opposite the Bright Building.
Volunteers:
If you’re interested in getting involved and helping out at this or any of our future events, please check out our Volunteers page for more information and get in touch!
About The South Manchester Dojo
The South Manchester Dojo is a new free computer coding club for young people aged 7-17, where parents and kids can learn to code using fun tools and resources with guidance from volunteers who work in the science and technology sectors. It’s a space where you can share your ideas, meet like-minded people and work on projects together. We are based at the Manchester Science Park near Oxford Road and the University of Manchester.
Our Dojo is guided by the vision of the CoderDojo Foundation, and supported by Manchester Science Partnerships.
