DESIGN MUSEUM ACADEMY Children's Workshop
Design Camp: Robot Olympics for 8 to 11 year olds
Join us in a fun workshop to learn how to create robots to compete in various games of the Design Museum’s Olympics using the BBC Micro:Bit.
Enjoy a creative workshop where you will learn how processors work using code to control electronics. At the end of the day, you will take home your very own Micro:Bit to continue to code and create.
Robotics challenges will vary from speed races to long jumping. There will be a full introduction to microcontrollers – small computers that can be inserted into electrical circuits to allow people to digitise the world around them.
From notes on paper to writing code on a computer, you will use creative coding to make the robots move. You will also hear about the history of robotics and how revolutions such as the internet of things may affect our lives in the future.
There will be presentations, gallery visits and opportunities for new inventions.
Please note that all equipment, materials and light refreshments will be provided, but you must bring a packed lunch.
“I liked playing and experimenting with code.”
"It was very interactive with the lap tops and I liked the fact that we got to take home the Micro:Bit"
Facilitator
We’reTinker Studios, we began as a weekly club for 8 to 15-year-olds with a mission to build up the next generation of inventors, thinkers and problem-solvers, now we're taking our unique style to the Design Museum. In our STEM Club, true creativity and learning happen best through experimentation, tinkering and collaboration.
Book Online
Child: £70
Child Early bird: £64
Members: £56
Early bird until 2 October 2023
Capacity is limited, please book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Check out the Design Museum Academy refunds and cancellations policy here.
*Please note that this benefit only applies to the cardholding Member’s children and not those of additional guests.
This workshop is for children aged 8–11.
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