Speakers watched a video shown by Sue Black. Black, founder of The <go to> Foundation, a non-profit organisation established to promote technology as a vital part of our society and economy, teamed up with IT trade body Intellect, to spend a day with 7-to-9-year old children at St Matthew's School in Surbiton, London, to teach them programming and some of the basics of IT.
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