Autumn Term – Completed!
The Autumn term has come to an end, and while it’s been a long one, it’s also been incredibly productive. The longer the term, the more opportunities we have to…
December’s Microbit Electronics Workshop
Join us for a fun and engaging Microbit Coding Workshop this December! Over the course of two Saturday mornings, participants will learn how to program Microbit microcontrollers and bring their…
After School Electronics Clubs
In our school electronics classes this week, all the groups were set a challenge to wire up and code their own set of traffic lights, complete with pedestrian crossing functionality.…
Electronics and Traffic Lights
The electronics clubs are in full swing and this week all the clubs have been learning how to program their own traffic lights and pedestrian crossing buttons and displays. Have…
More Microbit Workshops in Schools
As the popularity of First Coding's electronic workshops grows, more Microbit boards keep needing to be purchased to cope with the expanding classes. What's a real shame is that most…
Electronic Course Creations
The after school clubs have paused whilst we all enjoy the half term break. In the final session of the Electronics courses, students were set the challenge of using a…
Electronics Clubs 2023
Our popular Microbit electronics courses start rolling again in school this week, which is really exciting news. Looking forward to the ideas involving sensors, lights and motors the students come…
Community Coding
First Coding has been wanting to get more involved with community projects for some time now, and after some productive conversations this week, we'll be making that happen in the…
The Electronics Courses Go From Strength to Strength
First Coding hosts a number of varied and exciting coding workshops for schools in and around the Salisbury area. Our latest addition is the popular Microbit electronics course where this…
Make A Wish
With the launch of a new round of Microbit electronics courses in a number of Salisbury schools, what better way to show of the capabilities of the little Microbit board…