Warwickshire Libraries has been encouraging residents of all ages to discover the exciting world of coding.
National Coding Week (14 – 20 September) highlighted the growth of its popular Code Club programme across the county.
National Coding Week celebrated the importance of digital skills and coding in today's world, inspiring people to build confidence with technology and develop skills that support learning, creativity, problem-solving and future career opportunities.
Whether someone is completely new to coding or already has some experience, National Coding Week provided an opportunity to explore how technology works and unlock the creative possibilities of programming.
Councillor Mike Bannister, Warwickshire County Council Portfolio Holder for Resources & Internal Affairs said:
"Digital skills are becoming increasingly important in everyday life, education and the workplace. National Coding Week has been a fantastic opportunity to inspire children and young people to explore technology in a creative and engaging way.
"We're proud to have expanded our Code Club offer across Warwickshire, helping more young people develop valuable skills, boost their confidence and discover new interests in a fun, supportive library environment."
Over the past year, Warwickshire Libraries has significantly expanded its Code Club offer, giving more children and young people the chance to develop coding skills in a fun and supportive environment. Code Clubs now take place at:
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Kenilworth Library
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Leamington Spa Library
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Nuneaton Library
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Rugby Library
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Stratford-upon-Avon Library
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Warwick Library
Warwickshire Libraries' Code Clubs introduce participants to coding through interactive activities and projects, helping them learn key digital skills while encouraging creativity and problem-solving.
Warwickshire Libraries team has also put together a list of recommended reads to help would-be coders get started! Visit: recommended reads.
To find out more about Code Clubs and other digital learning opportunities visit: