Tickets available for sessions starting 25th Feb

The ticket registration page for the next set of CoderDojo Bray sessions is now open. Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/545355762767

There will be 3 (maybe 4) sessions running on the following Saturdays:

25th February
4th March
11th March
We may run an additional session on 25th March

Dojo sessions take place in Presentation College, start at 14:30 and are 90 minutes long.

Tickets are free but are limited and are released on a first come first served basis. Because demand usually exceeds the available places, the only way to ensure that your child gets a place is to Volunteer. See the Volunteers section of our website to learn how.

Reminder: Parents / Guardians of children under 12 years of age MUST remain on the premises for the duration of the session.

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