When I worked at Skyscanner, we'd volunteer at events where high school kids would be shown tech stuff. We'd setup Raspberry Pis with Minecraft on them and show them some basics of running Python scripts to alter the world (with the conclusion being programmatically create loads of dynamite blocks and explode them). Then at the end of the session, give every kid their own Raspberry Pi.
It was interesting reaching the occasional child who assumed this kind of thing wasn't for them.
It was interesting reaching the occasional child who assumed this kind of thing wasn't for them.