Four Carlow students pick up prizes at National Scratch Coding Competition
The competition promotes computing and software development at both primary and secondary school levels.
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The competition promotes computing and software development at both primary and secondary school levels.
By Suzanne Pender CREATIVITY, curiosity and skill combined perfectly for four Carlow students named among the prize-winners at the recent 13th National Scratch…
Marcus Bugna from Catherine McCauley Junior School, Castlemoyle, New Ross - Won a special judges award at the National Scratch Coding competition.
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