Code Clock JUNIOR Summer School of Programming

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Looking for a summer experience that’s both educational and exciting?

Code Clock’s Junior Summer School is a fun, hands-on coding programme designed specifically for children aged 7–11. Hosted in the prestigious Computer Science Building at Queen’s University Belfast, this week-long experience gives young learners the opportunity to explore technology in a real university environment.

Now celebrating our 10th anniversary, Code Clock has inspired hundreds of young people across Northern Ireland to discover a love of coding, problem-solving and digital creativity.

What Your Child Will Gain

✔ Computational thinking and logical reasoning

✔ Confidence using real programming languages

✔ Problem-solving and debugging skills

✔ Creativity through game design and animation

✔ Collaboration and teamwork skills

✔ A strong foundation for future GCSE and A-Level study

Children will build interactive games, animations and mini projects using age-appropriate tools such as Python, visual programming environments and beginner game design platforms — all delivered in a structured, supportive environment.

Why Parents Choose Code Clock

• Delivered by experienced teachers and professional programmers
• Led by award-winning educators with over 20 years’ classroom experience
• Small group sizes with individual support
• Safe, supervised university setting
• A proven track record of excellence across a decade

Many past Code Clock students have gone on to study GCSE and A-Level Computer Science, Digital Technology and Software Systems Development — some even progressing to national robotics finals and university Computer Science courses.

This is more than just a summer camp — it’s an investment in your child’s digital future.

Spaces are limited and early booking is strongly recommended.

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