This course is designed for late primary to secondary aged students who are looking to learn to code using a proper “grown-up” programming language.
Learn to code using your favourite gaming platform and develop fun Roblox games. Our Lua based code editor is particularly suitable for this age group because it is really easy to use and can be built up to more text-heavy coding once you get comfortable with the basics.
This camp is a great introduction to both fundamental computer aided design and the Lua programming language. Lua is widely used as a scripting language by game developers across the world.
By the end of the course, the students will be comfortable programming and creating Roblox games and will have published at least one game on to Roblox, which could end up helping them make lots of Robux!
- Design a Roblox game in Roblox Studio
- Learn Lua syntax and use it to script your game
- Use loops and conditionals (IF/THEN/ELSE)
- Understand variables (number, Boolean, string)
- Create and use functions
- Use all of the above to make a super cool game
Roblox Coding 1, February Half Term Mini-Camp (14th Feb – 18th Feb) Timetable:
Day Time
Monday - 23rd Oct 2023 2.00 PM - 5.00 PM
Tuesday - 24th Oct 2023 2.00 PM - 5.00 PM
Wednesday - 25th Oct 2023 2.00 PM - 5.00 PM
Thursday - 26th Oct 2023 2.00 PM - 5.00 PM
Friday - 27th Oct 2023 2.00 PM - 5.00 PM
Challenges may vary depending on the child’s age/ability as we have multiple streams running within each session.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: A computer with a web browser. You will need to have the following free software installed:
- Zoom (download here)
- Roblox Studio (download here) will only work on a Mac or Windows laptop/computer
Two devices are ideal for this course: one for Roblox Studio (laptop/computer) and the other for Zoom (can be a tablet/laptop/computer).
Age Requirement: 10+
No prior coding experience necessary. If your child has attended Roblox 1 before, then they should book Roblox 2.
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