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In this interactive workshop, discover how we use robots to explore other planets. Put your scratch coding skills to the test by programming your own robotic rover to collect rock samples on Mars.

Extension Option A (default option): Once you have successfully programmed the Mars rover to collect your rock samples, expand your skills by navigating a route back to the analysis site.

Extension Option B (please indicate on booking form to request): Once you have successfully programmed the Mars rover to collect your rock samples, you will work scientifically to investigate which Martian material will be best for building homes on the planet.

Key info

Suitable for: KS2

Age Groups: 7-11

Subjects: Computing, Maths, Science

Topics: Array

Type: At Venue

Cost: £3 for 20+ students (For smaller groups a flat rate of £60 per workshop)

Dates: Ongoing

SEND: Yes - suitable for students with SEND

We regularly check that the costs and information are the latest and most up-to-date. However, please contact us directly if you need any further information or have a particular question. Unless specified otherwise, all prices include VAT.

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