Pocket computer programming in Clevedon
Clevedon School design and technology students. - Credit: Contributed
Programming pupils have been practicing their coding skills on high-tech pocket computers.
Design and technology students at Clevedon School have been learning a range of new skills by using advanced technology to control various objects including robot arms and buggies.
Design and technology co-ordinator Dave White says the project is helping students prepare for life in an increasingly technological world.
He said: “Our students have been having great fun in their learning, and enjoying building robots and controlling devices from their coding and programming.
“We live in a rapidly evolving technological world and are getting our students fully ready to thrive in it.”
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Pupils are also learning how to build their own robots and other state-of-the-art devices as part of the school’s popular design and technology club.
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