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Update 6.4.2020: A range of online courses available. Islington Adult Community Learning Service, part of Islington Learning Skills and Employment, works in partnership with the voluntary and community sector to provide a network of neighbourhood learning centres across the borough. We offer a range of free…

The BFI Film Academy offers high quality training to the next generation of UK talent. If you are 16-19, interested in learning or improving your skills in animation or VFX, this is the place for you. (Please note – university students cannot apply and there…

The Film and Video Workshop is an educational charity that specialises in teaching children and young people about animation and film. Animation workshops for young people are run by a BAFTA award winning tutor in the purpose-built media studio. 16-19 year olds can apply for BFI…

Islington has 10 libraries. Our aim is to encourage children and young people to enjoy reading and to support their learning through activities and events: While services are currently restricted due to Covid-19. For activities and resources to use at home and online Visit our home…

Looking for work within the IT sector? Why not start by gaining a Microsoft IT Qualification!! Join the course, every Wednesday from 6.30 - 8.30 pm. For ayoung people, ges 16 plus.  

Youth centre where young people can try new things, create, make and showcase their talents and have fun. Develop skills in digital media and technology, music and video production, 3D printing, VR, AR and more!

Run by St. Luke's Parochial Trust, the centre offers a range of activities to promote the health and quality of life of local people including children and young people. Activities include swimming (at Ironmonger Row baths), dancing (ballroom, old time, modern sequence and line), art,…

Who’d have thought Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths could be so exciting? If you’re into making, creating, designing, inventing things then our STEM Club is for you. Our trained STEM Ambassadors will get you involved in some fantastic and exciting experiments and workshops. Genius not required – just bring your imagination!

The Wizzie Wizzie Computer Coding Club (W2C3) is a project of Diverse Digital, an education technology charity. The project offers free computer coding classes to 8-14 year-olds. The 90-minute classes teach children Scratch, Ruby, Python and Groovy.  Classes run in term- time including half term.  

A STEMM careers information evening for parents and carers The Institute of Physics and the Institute of Physics in Engineering and Medicine are hosting a Science Technology Engineering Maths and Medicine (STEMM) Apprenticeships evening on 11 February 2020, 6 – 7.30pm, Institute of Physics, Kings…