Design a code breakers trail for kids (D-Day celebrations)-Easter half-term

We’re inviting children (and their adults) to learn how to create a game and puzzle using good old-fashioned story telling and newer technology like 3d printing and augmented reality.

Would you like to explore with your child how to create a simple code breakers trail for the D-Day 75 celebrations?

Attend one (or several!) of our workshops that we are hosting at the D-Day Story in Portsmouth. The dates are Monday 18th February (February half-term) or Monday 8th April (Easter half-term), and choose either 11.30am or 2.00pm. The sessions are 2 hours each.

This page is for booking a session on the Monday 8th April - to book for Monday 18th February, please click here.

Depending on the age and ability, your child will be in an appropriate group to help design and shape the code breakers trail.

It will be suitable for 6 to 14 year olds.

Places are limited so to secure your place, please book now.

P.S. Note that by placing a booking, it will not cover general admission to the D-Day museum that is outside of the planned activities of the workshop.

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