Name: FREE AI and Machine Learning Family Workshop
Start: 2025-11-08T15:15:00+00:00
End: 2025-11-08T17:00:00+00:00
Location: Code Ninjas @ Bucks New Uni Campus

FREE AI and Machine Learning Family Workshop

In partnership with Aylesbury Town Council: an opportunity for local families to explore AI and Machine Learning together!
About this Event

Welcome to the AI and Machine Learning Family Workshop in partnership with Aylesbury Town Council! Join us on Sat 8th November at 15:15 GMT at Code Ninjas @ Bucks New Uni Campus for a fun and interactive learning experience. Limited free tickets available.

This workshop is perfect for families located in one of the 14 wards of Aylesbury looking to explore the exciting world of AI and Machine Learning together. Get hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology and learn how these technologies are shaping our future. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to bond with your family while diving into the world of AI and machine learning!

Families attending this workshop will:

· Learn how to teach an AI

· Teach a computer how to see

· Make a computer recognise sketches, hand gestures, facial expressions, and more!

Recommended Age Range for Children: 7 to 14

Recommended Age Range for Adults: 18 to 149

Tickets are PER Laptop Station. One Adult and One Child Permitted Per Laptop Station.

*Event funded by Aylesbury Town Council

Code Ninjas Introduction

Code Ninjas is the nation’s fastest-growing coding club for kids. In our studios, kids between 5 and 14 learn to code by playing and building video games they love, as well as working with many of our other STEM activity sets such as lego robotics and switch circuits.

Kids have a blast and cannot wait to come back. Parents are thrilled as their children gain confidence and future career-enhancing skills including coding, maths, logic, critical thinking and problem-solving as they progress from white to black belt with our martial arts-based curriculum.

Children leaving the programme will be confident, resilient, independent coders and equipped with key skills employers are crying out for. A recent study by The Learning and Work Institute concluded that over one in three employers say that they face skills gaps with their current workforce for advanced digital skills.