Down Pupils Bring IT On At SERC

Local Primary School Children Bring IT on at SERC

Over 80 children, parents and guardians attended Come and Try IT workshops aimed at introducing primary school-aged children (from 4-12) to the world of computing at SERC’s Bangor, Downpatrick and Lisburn Campuses in partnership with the Bring IT On initiative.xa0xa0

Ryan Major, Deputy Head of School for Computing at SERC said, “We were delighted with the response to our six, free to attend, 2-hour sessions.

“These sessions saw children and their families conduct a series of computing-related challenges linked to computational thinking, problem solving, security, encryption, recursion and logical processes.’

Pupils from Cedar Integrated Primary School, All Children’s Primary School and home schooled children who participated the Come and Try IT computing workshops to develop computing awareness hosted at SERC’s Downpatrick Campus with Setanta Gorman-Crane (Downpatrick) and Zara Adams (Downpatrick) from the Ulster University Foundation Degree in Computing at SERC.

He added: “The fun, interactive sessions, developed by some of our current Level 3 students, provided inspiration for parents and guardians to further develop children’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) skills. xa0

The sessions also raised awareness of computing as a potential career amongst the children, highlighting direct links between the activities and those who might utilise them in the workplace.”

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Ryan Major, Deputy Head of School for Computing at SERC, with three of the children who participated in the Bring IT On computing workshops.
Lisburn parents, Kieran and Jasmin Bourquin with daughters (l-r) Eliza and Genevieve, who took part in the Come and Try IT computing workshops hosted at SERC’s Lisburn Campus which introduced primary school-aged children to the world of computing.

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