Learners will blend their design thinking and making skills to engineer moving or drawing robots using circuits and hobby motors.

Learners will design, engineer, and create their own cardboard micro:bit learning machines to test and experiment with hands-on ways of learning.

Learners will explore hands-on animation techniques to design, create, and bring their imaginative stories to life, using storyboards, characters, and backgrounds.

Learners will program micro:bits and servos to create spinning animations, combining their creative drawing skills with hands-on technology.

Learners will combine their design-maker skills and use micro:bits, circuits, and sound to programme to create their own electronic games.

Learners will explore various artists worldwide and discover how they use micro:bit and servo motors to bring movement to their art with sound and light sensors.

Learners will transform into creative design thinkers and makers, utilising everyday materials and modelling techniques to invent, build, and engineer their ideas. They will collaboratively build small-scale models or expansive immersive structures, fostering an appreciation for architecture and sculpture.

Prepare for an exhilarating day of exploration and invention with the pocket-sized micro:bit computer, ideal for KS2 and educators! Together, participants will delve into physical computing, programming LEDs, servo motors, and sensors to construct and animate their own inventions.

Learners will programme micro:bit and servos to explore the art of illusion, experiment with, and design their own optical illusions.