School kids get taste of technology with Christmas with Computing

Tuesday 20 December 2022

School pupils attend event at RGU
Groups of school children have been at RGU’s School of Computing to get a taste of some festive fun.

Children from Kittybrewster, Sunnybank and Kaimhill primaries in Aberdeen took part in a range of different activities including a Reindeer Robot Race, a Christmas song builder, a 3D scanner and a green screen on Tuesday 20 December. 

Meanwhile, school pupils from Forfar Academy, Robert Gordon’s College and Lochside Academy attended a lecture event later in the day which focused on three different themes.

Dr John Issacs, Dean of the School of Computing at RGU, said: “This was a great chance to introduce a big group of school pupils to the world of computing and give them some festive fun before the schools finish for the Christmas break.

“Not only was lots and lots fun had by everyone, I hope that the pupils come away from the event with a better understanding of what computing in the 21st century looks like.

“Technology plays such an important in all of our lives with it impacting everything from Christmas presents to the films we maybe watching over the festive period. 

“We hope all of the pupils will remember the Christmas with Computing event and I hope we may have even inspired some computing students of the future.” 

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