Get stuck in with hands-on activities designed to inspire, educate and engage young people and families at The National Museum of Computing.

We would like to thank LightningTools for their continued sponsorship of this programme.

As a Museum, we strive to champion, support and enthuse the younger generation in their pursuit of and engagement with STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) subjects. The Ambassador Kids Programme, aims to offer increased diverse learning opportunities to young people and their families.

Participants in the Ambassador Kids Programme will have the opportunity to:

Explore the evolution of computing and technology by handling real artefacts from the Museum’s extraordinary collection.

Use, experiment with, and review exciting technology kit provided by the Museum’s sponsors/partners.

Participate in practical activities and creative projects designed to cultivate personal development and elevate young people’s essential skills, knowledge and experience; for example, 3D printing, ‘Ask the Expert’ sessions, using augmented/virtual reality (AR/VR) and practising coding/programming.

The Ambassador Kids Programme runs twice a month on a Sunday from 10.00 - 13.00. The recommended age of participants is children aged 8+ years.

Attendance Policy

Please note, due to very high demand for places on our Ambassador Kids Programme, we have implemented an Attendance Policy: if a child has booked a place but is absent without notice for two or more sessions then their place in all future sessions will be cancelled.

For further information, or to raise any questions or concerns please contact Laura McLeod, Ambassador Kids Programme Lead on kids@tnmoc.org.

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