Our makerspace – other kit
We've talked about our computers and microcontrollers... now we're looking at our other machinery
Who we help:Adult learners
Blog posts
Our makerspace – part deux!
In the second post of this series, we discuss our range of microcontrollers
Our makerspace – part the first
We thought it was about time to share details about what kit we keep in our space
Raspberry Pi 3B+ – our first impressions
The Pi 3B+ is the latest addition to the Raspberry Pi lineup, and here are our first impressions of this excellent new board
Clean Air Eastbourne
We're helping a local community project assemble sensors to monitor air quality
Our plan for 2017
We've done so much in the last two years, the challenge is how to keep it going. Here's our cunning plan
Coastal Communities Fund – how did we do?
Two years ago we were awarded £150,000 to make a difference to our town. See how much progress we've made
3D printing explained (by Cillian, 8)
If you think 3D printing is hard or inaccessible, here's 8 year old Cillian explaining how it works
Slot Car Racing Set
We've been having fun playing with (and hacking!) more techy toys. Helping Elf Sam explains...
Codebugs explained
Codebugs are computer programmable micro-controller devices for beginners. Here's our verdict
3D printing explained
We're currently roadtesting a £1,000 CEL Robox 3D printer and here's what we think of it
A busy six months!
With Christmas fast approaching it seems a good time to reflect on what we’ve achieved so far – and we’ll start with some numbers
Digital skills badges
The Technology Innovation team at Sussex Downs College is working on a new initiative to recognise student achievement and boost the local software and IT sector
Help us make things happen
Our annual 'Grow Your Tenner' campaign is now live. Last year you dug deep and helped us raise £1000 - we'd love to smash that target this time round
Nannas do Robotics
We want to dispel the idea that coding and robotics is only for young people, so today we piloted a session with folks who're a bit older