Little ones can now learn computer coding in Aylesbury

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Tuesday, 15 November 2022 07:00

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As we see technology become more and more important in society, children in Bucks can now learn computer coding. 

Local best friends Robin Theakston and Charlie Gunn have launched Code Ninjas in Aylesbury, Robin told us about it

and what children can expect:

They already have a place in High Wycombe, and hope that their new location atBucks New University Aylesbury campus can give more children aged 5-14 skills for the future. 

Robin told us why it's so important for children to have these kinds of skills:

And why they'll be essential in the future:

For more details, head to https://www.codeninjas.co.uk/aylesbury-bkm-uk

 

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