New Lesson Plan Loan Boxes

Name: Soltech IT Ltd
Address: Westway Farm, Bishop Sutton, Bristol, BS39 5XP, GB
Telephone: 01275 277 299

Website Sorted • 17 April 2015

Two new computing curriculum lesson plan loan boxes will be available to our schools from 27th April 2015.

These new additions include, a binary coding loan box for key stage 1 and Key stage 2 pupils and our own retro style computers with robotic arms, which allow Key Stage 2 pupils to learn BASIC programming whilst using electronic breadboards with light sensors.

BASIC Programming - Space Invaders Programmed By Key Stage 2 Pupils

To learn more about our computing curriculum loan boxes, contact Soltech IT on:-

Bristol - 0117 2140 299

Bath - 01225 667 299

W-S-M - 01934 235 299

Or e-mail sales@soltechit.co.uk

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