CodeGirl is a Computing Summer Camp designed to encourage female secondary school students to explore careers in Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
The camp will introduce participants to a range of computing areas in a fun, interactive way. Students will gain hands‑on experience in practical Python coding and web development, explore career paths in tech, and take part in industry visits.
The event will take place on Monday, 15 June 2026 from 9.30am until 4.30pm. This event is free but booking is required.
CodeGirl podcast
After last year's CodeGirl event, which brought together a group of secondary school students to explore pathways into computing and to hear real-life stories from women working and studying in the field. Rob is joined by Dr Indrakshi Dey (Walton Institute), Ava Neary (Computer Science student and cybersecurity intern), and Amanda Freeman-Gater (Assistant Head of the Computing & Mathematics Department at SETU).
Together they reflect on teamwork, creativity, and breaking gender stereotypes, while also sharing their own journeys into technology, including the challenges of maths anxiety, imposter syndrome, and changing career paths.Whether you’re considering a future in computing or supporting someone who is, this episode offers honest, insightful, and encouraging perspectives on what it means to build a career in tech.
