The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) has funded the rollout of CC4G to all state-funded schools in England.
CC4G is a national programme pioneered by SEEDA in the South East. DCSF and e-skills UK acknowledge SEEDA's financial support and role as founding partner.
Computer Clubs for Girls
e-skills UK Computer Clubs for Girls (CC4G) has changed the way girls think about technology and IT careers.
This section aims to celebrate the achievements of all the girls, volunteers and partners, in the UK, who have contributed to the success of the programme for the past three years.
Last modified: 13 Aug 2008
ACROSS THE UK
CC4G was launched across England in 2005 with funding for 3 years from the DCSF.
Between 2005 and 2008, CC4G has engaged more than 3,600 schools and 125,000 members in England alone.
Projects have also been established in Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland and take up there has been equally as enthusiastic.
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Find out more about the programme impact and achievements by browsing the main menu on the left.
