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‘CoderDojo@Lunch’ students enter Google’s Call to Code competition

CoderDojo@Lunch: Google's Call to Code, 2015 Photo: Ms O'Kelly
NEWS / 26 November 2015

A number of students who attend the weekly 'CoderDojo@Lunch' session in the computer lab, entered Google's Call to Code competition on Wednesday, 25th November. 1st Year student Eva Corrigan gives her thoughts on the competition.

On November 25th Stratford entered Google's second ever coding competition Call To Code. It is where 13-18 year olds can compete for a prize by doing coding games. I've only been doing coding for three months so I wasn't very good but it was very difficult and for one of the sections there was just a one second time limit! I only completed three sections but I will practice and hopefully get more done next year. 
Eva Corrigan (1st Year)

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