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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On 19/05/18 12:44, Andrew Kendall wrote: > I think you need to "spread the word" around the local Youth Clubs > and Schools if you're looking for a reasonable response Tom. (I can > put you in touch with the Youth Club staff if you like?). You may > need to provide some hardware to get it going though? It'll be > pretty stale without some hardware hands-on. > > I've considered doing similar for an Arduino-based Maker "club" as > I've done a fair bit and there are cheap hardware bundles on eBay > to facilitate it. I've no stomach for all the CRB-check and > officialdom though. > > See you shortly. > > Andy. I think there are starter packs for the dojos with some micro:bits , stickers, posters etc. which are going out to the ones they are setting up. But yeah, ideally people bring their own kit (laptop usually). I think what you then need to provide is access to power sockets and somewhere to put the laptops so people are not sitting too close together. Andy: The DBS process is very straight forward and done on-line, for volunteers it should be free, or at very low cost I did see Â16 quoted on the dojo site, if you get one, then sign up to the update service and register your DBS it is kept up to date, as a volunteer that part of it is free, (if you do one for paid employment then it costs about Â13 per annum) the update service in theory then means you don't have to apply for a new one, for each post as the entities you are working with will do a status check (e.g a school), so if nothing has changed since DBS was issued, then a fresh DBS won't say anything new either. DBS are then transferable providing that it is the same level, you still need a separate one for paid and volunteer work (even at the same level of check). But the process is simple, just need ID documents, and evidence of address dated in the last 3 months, so passport, driving license, birth certificate plus a bill for example (and yes this can be printed from your ISP bill for example). I am not a DBS expert, just had to do quite a few for various posts. So kinda used to the routine. Paul > > -----Original Message----- From: list > [mailto:list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Tom via list Sent: > 19 May 2018 11:20 To: list@xxxxxxxxxxxx Cc: Tom Subject: [LUG] > Holsworthy Coder Dojo > > In a moment of madness I have started the engine on creating a > Coder Dojo (https://coderdojo.com/) in Holsworthy. I have no idea > on the levels of interest - I can probably manage a half dozen or > so on my own if they have their hardware etc but if anyone is > interested in helping or can provide equipment* then I'd be > interested in hearing from you. > > > * I think I will need things that can run scratch, do some python > coding and I have a few RaspberryPis that I can use for 'physical' > computing. > > Cheers Tom te tom te tom > > > -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG > https://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: > http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq > > - -- http://www.zleap.net -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJbABQTAAoJEPCGVTfQZjAtUGEP/1Nt3BRThOMXAvIrBj7KYwyF Cg4RnBO6c0eDdojg00wIaRbeiL1ztdfJvoWhqmmXhOu5LxuaypAwVVnZanuJQ/2H jbGagNWt6vJppN7ieNVAYfVdDpM4VVLOli/zDx2IIAeS+al1N7ybl/5z+yGNCuv6 qXdHVmHUYyJJrR2UjqY/5caIyQ9Z34xo7nUfv9pdz3/PaCYKWYdSQjGvhbF0IMyH HmyFDfcB8Vs2vghCteBfyxKnpkWzeoN8BlkfKGLfTmDxrraQMelmwYeUA2X0jH9C xwuWGghmwD0qzLzY6Zj8ktcksByqBi06Pb0GWbIicUGiR3R8qeubbptO7SRe7MAE M30JKeE+dMYkyU+Z/C4lKq78tRG/AQt+vCpGcHwXQkECr3LVn6pkLUz78pkZyxDE P2WhdH54w5pDtPhe4NP8CktVR1vYKQ1mAF3bzzvhd68CliMwMto60+Fe4R1Ayf0J u0KUeTcKV2qr5aUm91VDomPJJ/8l0RIi6ibKDjn1LVYSR2aetwqRuJ5wwKp73nfs a7WKR8rWSYnR0vd4BwYzivpHynhBd3KIJtnAeLj3Q0MEUsckxBUlTC0hIY/buU5e +DqfvdHxLql7MXpwzhSoSVuyPI4IMFJBnY1yiYnKt/QezOCfjDis18+UXvBJv64y ZMQC/BvDGzzBO4/Zg7PB =g1LW -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG https://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq