Create your own translation app and learn programming alongside the Noongar language in a fun, interactive workshop for kids aged 7-12.
Tuesday 7 July 2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm
332 Benara Rd, Beechboro WA 6063, Australia
Free
Dive into a unique coding workshop where children will design a quiz game testing players on Noongar words. This hands-on session combines technology and cultural learning, making it perfect for young minds eager to explore programming and Indigenous language.
Laptops are provided, and kids will get to participate in a treasure hunt around the library to find hidden Noongar words, which they will then add to their personal English-Noongar dictionary within the game.
Parents are encouraged to join the fun, making this a wonderful family-friendly event that supports learning and cultural connection.
This workshop is tailored for children aged 7 to 12 and runs for two hours. Each participant will need to bring a USB drive to save their work.
The session is designed to be engaging and educational, with limited spaces available to ensure a quality experience for all attendees.
Photography and videography may be taken during the event for promotional purposes by the City of Swan and event organizers.
The event takes place at Beechboro Library, located at 332 Benara Rd, Beechboro WA 6063. The library is accessible and welcoming, providing a safe and inspiring environment for children and families.
Directions and additional access information can be obtained by contacting the library or visiting their website.
Please book one ticket per attendee as spaces are limited. The program is free of charge.
Laptops will be supplied, but participants should bring a USB drive to save their projects.
Parents are welcome to participate alongside their children, enhancing the shared learning experience.
This event is free to attend but requires prior booking to secure a spot.
Reservations can be made by contacting the Beechboro Library via phone or email.
Early booking is recommended due to limited availability.
