round 30 Year 9 students swapped their classrooms for a journey through computing history when they visited The National Museum of Computing in Milton Keynes on Thursday 12 November.
The students enjoyed a private guided tour of the museum, discovering how computers have developed over the decades, before taking part in two hands-on workshops exploring Virtual Reality and Encryption.
From stepping into virtual worlds to tackling the challenges of cracking secret codes, the visit brought Computer Science to life and gave students the opportunity to explore technology beyond the classroom.
Our WHTV News production team was there to capture the experience, with Year 9 reporter Hafsa leading the coverage, supported by Sai and Sanskriti behind the camera.
Watch their report to discover what the students learned and what surprised them most!
🎬 https://youtu.be/ZmkoJsjCnGw
Thank you to the team at The National Museum of Computing for welcoming our students and providing such an engaging learning experience.
