Engage your child in a fun coding workshop with VinciBots at Greythorn Library during the Autumn School Holidays 2026.
Tuesday 7 April 2026
2:00pm - 3:00pm
2 Centre Way, Balwyn North VIC 3104, Australia
Free
Discover the exciting world of coding with VinciBots, a mini robot designed to introduce primary school children to programming in an interactive way. This workshop is perfect for kids aged 8 and above who enjoy hands-on learning and working in small groups or independently.
Children will have the opportunity to develop their problem-solving and logical thinking skills while having fun with technology. Guardians are encouraged to stay nearby, ensuring a supportive environment.
This session offers a unique blend of education and entertainment, making it an ideal activity for school holidays.
The workshop runs for one hour, providing a focused and engaging experience. Participants will learn basic coding concepts through direct interaction with VinciBots, fostering creativity and STEM interest.
Please note that tickets must be booked for each child attending, and spaces are limited to maintain a quality learning environment. If you cannot attend, please cancel your booking to allow others to participate.
This event is suitable for children who can work independently or in small groups, ensuring everyone gets the most out of the session.
The event takes place at Greythorn Library Lounge, located at 2 Centre Way, Balwyn North VIC 3104. The venue is accessible and welcoming to families.
Greythorn Library is well-serviced by public transport and has nearby parking options, making it convenient for parents and children to attend.
The library environment is safe and comfortable, providing a perfect setting for learning and creativity.
Bookings open on Friday 27 March at 10:00 am, so mark your calendar to secure a spot. Early registration is recommended due to limited availability.
Guardians must remain in the vicinity of the library during the workshop to support their children.
For ongoing children's programs and literacy resources, visit the library’s Children’s Storytimes and Activities page and Literacy and Reading Resources for Families page.
This event is free of charge, making it an accessible opportunity for families to explore coding without financial barriers.
Tickets are available online via the library’s booking system, with a simple registration process.
Remember to book individually for each child attending and cancel if plans change to help others attend.
