Come and join us for a Lego Education sessions at Morden library.
We will be hosting weekly sessions starting at 4pm on Monday 13th October 2025.
The sessions are aimed at 7 - 11 year olds and the children will be working in groups.
Booking essential.
Family friendly sessions open to everyone age 12 and above.- Bring your own laptop and get help setting up the software- Learn basics of 3D design- Print your own design- Learn 3D scanningFirst person ready to print gets to choose the colour of the filament.Designs have to be no larger than 3 cubic inches in size.Printouts will be ready for collection the following week.
Come and join us for a Lego Education sessions at Morden library.
We will be hosting weekly sessions starting at 4pm on Monday 13th October 2025.
The sessions are aimed at 7 - 11 year olds and the children will be working in groups.
Booking essential.
Spark your creativity and let your imagination run wild.LEGO Spike creations programmed with Scratch can feature a number of different technologies like gyroscopes, accelerometers, colour sensors, light matrix, motors, distance and force sensors.LEGO Spike sets are a brilliant introduction to the science of robotics, coding and a great way to encourage children to develop critical and abstract thinking. Projects correlate with STEM curriculum and prepare children to solve more complex problems.Children will be divided into age groups so that both younger and older children will be able to explore their ideas during the same session.
Come and join us for a Lego Education sessions at Morden library.
We will be hosting weekly sessions starting at 4pm on Monday 13th October 2025.
The sessions are aimed at 7 - 11 year olds and the children will be working in groups.
Booking essential.
A collective performance celebrating the last words of dead library books, held by Katherine Smith and Ambrine Boukhalfa.
-During the first 30 minutes, we will experiment with sounding out of the last words in different ways, creating an embodied rhythmic ritual together to celebrate their lives.
-After this, we will create poetry and other forms of writing using the last words, with tea and snacks
-The performance will be audio recorded and part of it joined with recordings of other events over 2025-26 and shared publicly, creating something new, collective and embodied from these last word experiences.
For more information visit: katherinesmithart.co.uk/last-words (https://katherinesmithart.co.uk/last-words/)
Come and join us for a Lego Education sessions at Morden library.
We will be hosting weekly sessions starting at 4pm on Monday 13th October 2025.
The sessions are aimed at 7 - 11 year olds and the children will be working in groups.
Booking essential.
A new children's book club at Raynes Park LibraryBring along the books you are reading and discuss them with others. Share what books you enjoy and get inspiration for your next read.Booking required to attend this event. Suitable for ages 6-12
Spark your creativity and let your imagination run wild.LEGO Spike creations programmed with Scratch can feature a number of different technologies like gyroscopes, accelerometers, colour sensors, light matrix, motors, distance and force sensors.LEGO Spike sets are a brilliant introduction to the science of robotics, coding and a great way to encourage children to develop critical and abstract thinking. Projects correlate with STEM curriculum and prepare children to solve more complex problems.Children will be divided into age groups so that both younger and older children will be able to explore their ideas during the same session.
Come and join us for a Lego Education sessions at Morden library.
We will be hosting weekly sessions starting at 4pm on Monday 13th October 2025.
The sessions are aimed at 7 - 11 year olds and the children will be working in groups.
Booking essential.