COVID-19 Support for Schools and Children

The potential impact of the Coronavirus pandemic is of concern to everyone. We wanted to reassure you that the health and wellbeing of the children we work with and those of our staff is the highest priority for us.

We love sharing our excitement about the world of technology with all of the children in our classes and we are working hard to continue to share that in whatever way we can. Whether that is working with schools to provide COVID-secure clubs and classes (find out more here) or by delivering classes online we are committed to keeping the tech excitement alive!

Follow this link to find out more about our virtual online computer clubs.

Online Computing Clubs

In addition to our popular face to face computing clubs and workshops we offer live online virtual computing and tech clubs for kids.

Our online sessions are delivered live in small groups by our fab team of expert tech leaders – we do not use pre-recorded activity – so your child has all the input they need.

All you need at home is an internet connection and a laptop/desktop.

Click here for our list of online LIVE courses - sign up now!

After School Computing Clubs

Awesome after school computing clubs provided by ComputerXplorers are enjoyed each week by thousands of school children across the country.

The children have such fun they don't even realise just how much they are learning: programming, creativity, storytelling, collaboration, problem solving, animation, web design, coding, forensic science, logic, video game design - the list is endless!

Online or 'in person' - the choice is yours!

'Programming for Primaries' FREE micro:bit classes

As part of the ComputerXplorers Programming for Primaries Event and in support of British Science Week 2021 ComputerXplorers is offering FREE programming classes to local schools in participating areas PLUS a free downloadable micro:bit activity to do at home or in school.

This year’s Programming for Primaries free schools workshops feature the micro:bit. In our exciting and fun micro:bit classes students will combine their creative and technical skills as they make music by programming their own jukebox using fruit as the controls!

Computing Support for Primary Schools

ComputerXplorers programmes can be offered in a variety of ways that can be tailored to the needs of the school and the children. We work flexibly to meet your needs.

Whether that means an added value solution for PPA cover or expert computing classes to cover planned absences, we can work to provide the appropriate level of curriculum support for you.

Workshops and Theme Days

ComputerXplorers Computing Workshops can be run as full day or half day workshops.

They can be focused exclusively on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) topics or can be tailored to work around specific curriculum themes being studied at school eg a period in history, the local environment etc or to support external initiatives eg Science Week, Safer Internet Day or particular groups of children eg Gifted and Talented.

Community Computing Events

Looking for a fun and unusual way to encourage children and families to engage with your community events? Including hands-on, interactive activities using computing or technology to highlight your own theme is a real hit with children and adults of all ages.

The interest levels soar when you can use coding, robotics, 3D printing, Minecraft, film-making or engineering to tell your story.

SEN and SEND Computing Classes

Children and young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) or Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) benefit from a wide range of technology and computing classes and workshops. ComputerXplorers provides expert computing activities for young people with additional or special needs in mainstream schools, dedicated SEN and SEND schools and standalone groups.

Closing the Attainment Gap with Pupil Equity Funding

Providing high quality learning supports better outcomes for all children and young people but particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Fun and engaging STEM, computing, technology or robotics classes and workshops from the experts in this field are just the thing to support your school's work to close the attainment gap.

Computing Curriculum Classes

ComputerXplorers provides expert teachers to deliver the Computing Curriculum in your school. We offer flexible Computing Curriculum support to fit in with your requirements.

Whether you are looking for classes for specific year groups or the whole school, for particular modules or the complete Computing curriculum, for the whole year, or a term or individual weeks, we have the flexibility to work to suit you.

Computing PPA Cover

Our expert computing classes provide sustainable, value added PPA cover or cover for planned absences.

ComputerXplorers specialist computing teachers can support your school's delivery of a core area of the curriculum while providing essential PPA cover for your team.

All aspects of the Computing Curriculum can be covered including programming, creative digital literacy and e-safety.

Pre-schools (EYFS) Computing Classes

Eductional, fun-filled computing classes from the specialists in pre-school technology are the perfect way to develop children who are e-confident and competent.

Children explore, discover and learn in our engaging, creative classes – a great head start to their education, keeping them a step ahead when they start primary school.

Holiday Computer Camps

Try something new this holiday - computing camps for kids

ComputerXplorers holiday tech camps are the perfect solution for those looking for fun in a sociable setting while stretching their creativity, their brain cells and learning new skills.

We offer our own holiday programmes and also work with other local camp providers. Ask us for more details.

Weekend Technology Clubs

It's time to do something different with your weekend!

Learn some great new computing skills, get creative, create cool things, make new friends and have a ton of fun!

Our fun and creative computing clubs run at weekends at various points throughout the year to give kids the chance to try someting different, learn some real world skills and have fun.