The library at Woodgrove Primary has been turned into a MakerSpace. After regular lessons end at around 2pm, pupils sign up for sessions such as 3D design, stop-motion film-making and coding for robots.
Instructors leave the children to it once they have explained how things work. The overall message is that it is okay to fail, says a teacher.
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