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In an increasingly computerized world, it is essential not to be overwhelmed by these technologies. Coding For Kids encourages young people to go beyond passivity by learning computer programming in an active, fun and gentle way.

Coding For Kids paves the way for young people aged 8 to 14 to experience the joys of coding.

By empowering computers with Linux and free software we care for both technology and ecology. The CFK team: Christian Joret and Karine Kreisman are there to share their skills, passion, and values.

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Sport Ten’danSe Asbl is a convivial family dance school offering dance classes for children, teenagers, adults and seniors in Brussels throughout the year. The school also organises dance courses in Belgium and Spain, as well as an annual gala dinner and show at the end of May.
All of this is done in a friendly atmosphere, to bring everyone a moment of happiness and simplicity.

For more than 10 years SPOTLight has been training dancers in standard and Latin dances at a high level, both nationally and internationally. SPOTLight is the only sports dance club in Belgium that benefits from a similar learning structure to what you can find in Russia or Italy with high-level sportsmen and women: physical preparation, personalised training, adapted coaching, etc… and this from the age of 6 years old!

SPOTLight is a member of the Wallonia Brussels Dance Sport Federation and has several athletes with sports status from the Ministry of Sport. All SPOTLight athletes are followed by multiple Belgian champions and world finalists in dance sport.

Despite society’s fascination with technology, there is a general lack of curiosity regarding the basic science and engineering behind modern life. Children are naturally curious, and through our “STEAM” (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) workshop, we strive to accelerate their path of discovery, equip them with critical thinking tools, and introduce the basics of key scientific and engineering concepts.

The workshop is divided into four units:

  1. Critical Thinking:  Here students learn critical thinking skills, the importance of healthy skepticism; the need for empirical evidence in support of any claim; the scientific method; how to conduct a controlled experiment; measurement & estimation; probability, logic and bias identification.
  1. Science Essentials: This module introduces students to critical science disciplines and theories that together unveil the hidden reality behind everyday life. Topics covered include Matter; Thermodynamics; Light & Electromagnetism; Waves; Chemistry; Evolution; and Cosmology.
  1. Mechanical Engineering: By building simple, compound, and motorized machines, students learn about Forces, Work, Energy, Motion Mechanics, Mechanical Advantage, and Aerodynamics;.
  1. Mechanical Computing: Students will build mechanical computers to explore how computers work and the basics of computer engineering. They will discover how simple mechanical switches, connected to each other in intelligent ways, can do incredibly clever things and discover their analogues found in all electrical computing devices.

With over 10 years of experience in the world of Parkour, Francesco D’la Riva, founder of the ASBL, holds the first Parkour instructor’s certificate recognised by the ADEPS.

The whole team is trained to teach this discipline to children, teenagers and adults in complete safety!