
Easter tech camp for young innovators focused on robotics and creativity, run by NextThing. Education across four mornings.
NextThing. Education are running a tech camp for kids at St Michael's Primary School in Tilehurst this Easter, from Tuesday 30 March to Friday 2 April. It's an in-person programme that runs across four mornings, so it's a good one if you're looking for something to keep the younger ones occupied while you're still working through the break.
The camp is aimed at young innovators, creators and tech enthusiasts, and the focus is on robotics and creativity. Rather than just sitting behind a screen, the kids get stuck into building and making, with the robotics side of things taking centre stage. It's billed as an Easter camp packed with excitement, learning and non-stop fun, and it's open to children across the four mornings, so it's a proper multi-day thing rather than a one-off session.
NextThing. Education are the ones behind it, and they've set it up as an in-person programme, which is a nice change from the usual online courses. The robotics and creativity focus means it's as much about making things as it is about the tech, and the whole thing is run by their team over the course of the week.
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It runs from 9am to 1pm each morning, from Tuesday 30 March to Friday 2 April, at St Michael's Primary School, 8 Dee Road, Tilehurst, RG30 4AS. The cost is £49.46, and since it's four mornings of sessions, that works out to just under £12.50 a day.
Date
30 March – 2 April
09:00
Price
Paid
Recommended Age
+8 years
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