Exciting news for the community! Brentford School for Girls is kicking off an awesome initiative: free computing workshops specifically designed for local Year 5 and Year 6 primary school students. These interactive sessions will explore the captivating world of computing, blending hands-on activities with practical learning experiences.

In partnership with Digital Schoolhouse, their mission is to equip students with vital coding and problem-solving skills, laying a strong foundation for future studies. The aim is to ignite creativity and innovation, fueling a passion for computing that students can carry with them as they transition to secondary school.

Nasser Masri, the Computing Lead at Brentford School for Girls, expressed that, “These workshops will not only enhance the current curriculum but also spark excitement about technology. The goal is to make computing fun and accessible, inspiring local primary school students to explore the endless possibilities in this field.”
 

The school invites local primary schools to join them for these engaging workshops—a perfect opportunity for students to immerse themselves in this essential subject. For more details, the below flyer contains additional information.

Brentford School for Girls is eager to partner with local primary schools to nurture students on their computing adventure.
Any questions or requests for more information can be directed to Nasser Masri, Computing Lead at Brentford School for Girls via nmasri@brentford.hounslow.sch.uk.

For further information about the school, visit www.brentford.hounslow.sch.uk