Tinderbox is becoming the first Digital Schoolhouse in Scotland!
Ukie’s Digital Schoolhouse is a not-for-profit programme which enables primary schools to experience free creative computing workshops from their local Schoolhouse. Combined with ingenious computing, the programme also engages thousands of students with its pioneering and immersive careers education. Schoolhouses are not charged for their participation in the programme, nor for the support that they receive.
Tinderbox Digital Schoolhouse Profile
Tinderbox is the first Digital Schoolhouse in Scotland!
We run a range of creative workshops for schools & youth groups, bringing electronics and digital technology together with music and the arts.
From building robots to designing computer games and making synthesisers, the workshops teach about topics such as basic circuits, electronics, computer coding and software.
What workshops do we offer?
Synth making and Intro to Electronics: Build a basic synthesiser and make incredible sounds using simple circuits and a speaker!
Games Club workshops: Design computer games with other young people and learn about coding through creative game-design programmes such as Bitsy and Construct 3.
Makerbox: Series of electronic crafty kits for children & young people!
We also offer the following UKIE workshops:
Part-Baked Games Chef’s Edition
Loopy Games: An Iterative Games Design Workshop
If you are interested in one of these workshops for your school or youth group, please contact us at lab@tinderboxcollective.org
