The last 50 years have seen huge advances computing history and have radically transformed our lives. At this special event, find out how a computer can be programmed by a strip of paper and other fun facts.
Ages 7+
Who needs an expensive fitness gadget? In this activity learn how to turn the BBC micro:bit into a personal trainer. Count the number of steps you've taken or even design your exercise routine using this tiny device.
Ages 9+
Test out your Scratch skills and enjoy some friendly competition with others along with the chance to win a prize.
Ages 8+
Learn about the origins Atari's 1980 arcade game Missile Command before jumping into Scratch development.
Ages 9+
Find out how to build your own contemporary clock in this making and programming workshop.
Ages 11+
Learn about the origins Atari's 1980 arcade game Missile Command before jumping into Scratch development.
Ages 9+
During this special 30-minute museum tour, in-house gaming experts will guide you through the history of videogames from the seventies to modern day.
Why not come dressed up as your favourite retro game character!
Ideal for ages 6+
Have you ever wondered how you make and fit a horseshoe? Come and see farrier Gavin Moody's shoeing demonstration at the museum.
Gavin Moody has 25 years’ experience as a farrier and has worked with some of horseracing’s most prestigious yards.
For further information and to book tickets in advance visit www.nhrm.co.uk.
