This week students of Years 7-12 participated in the EU Code Week. Participating in the Code Week competition has significantly contributed to the development of their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. The competition's task involved collecting the maximum number of stars in the shortest time, presenting a stimulating challenge that encouraged students to think strategically. One of the primary objectives of Code Week is to cultivate an appreciation for the advantages of coding and to ignite a passion for its versatile applications among children. Students in Years 7-10 honed their coding skills through block coding, while those in Years 11 and 12 expanded their expertise in Python coding as part of this educational experience.
Pooja Arora
Computing Teacher
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