Inspire future innovators straight from school!
Fire Tech nurtures, inspires and creates young digital makers aged 7 to 17 across the UK.
Our term time after school programmes run for one hour, once a week, for 10 weeks. The curricula includes coding, robotics, engineering with electronics, video game design, app design, creative design and much more!
Beyond our courses, we are also one of the go-to resources for families as they grapple with how to make sure that their children are future-ready.
Courses
Junior Coder
Ages: 7-11
Junior Coder
A perfect starter course, Junior Coder allows students to delve into exciting projects while gaining insight and experience into many aspects of computer coding - including the likes of robotics, mobile apps, animation, and games – which takes students from the basics in that field to the point where they can design and build their own ideas.
Robotics with Ozobot
Ages: 7-12
Robotics with Ozobot
Students can explore their creativity whilst learning engineering fundamentals. They will design challenges, complete mazes and even make their Ozobots dance! During the sessions students will get the chance to learn how to code using the Ozoblockly coding language, and will see their code come to life once they upload their programs to the miniature robot.
Video Game Design
Ages: 9-12
Video Game Design
The fundamentals covered in Video Game Design are a great first step into the world of coding. Students are introduced to object-oriented programming, and a behaviour-based logic system - applying behaviours and attributions, testing, debugging and fine-tuning products.
Electronics with Micro:bit
Ages: 9-12
Electronics with Micro:bit
With the pocket-size computer, students can invent and create, starting with a visual programming language. Students will get an inside look into the science behind everyday gadgets. As common devices like your car GPS and your fridge become smarter, inventors of the future will need to understand how to connect both hardware and software. Students will learn how to use electronic components such as microprocessors, motors, switches and LEDs to create individually designed projects such as keyboard instruments, temperature sensors or just about anything else they are able to imagine.
Java modding and design in Minecraft or Roblox worlds
Ages: 11-14
Java modding and design in Minecraft or Roblox worlds
Using the worldwide gaming phenomena Minecraft and Roblox, we are harnessing young people’s interest in “modding” or customising games to learn to code in Java. Coding concepts will include iteration, variables, Boolean logic, procedures, functions, and classes.
Creative Digital Design
Ages: 12-16
Creative Digital Design
This course is designed for students interested in graphic design, digital publishing and online media creation. During this course students will learn how to utilise the latest open-source video editors, illustrators, digital visual effects, motion graphics and audio mixing applications.
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