V Code 2026

Are you curious about a future in STEM? Whether you’re choosing your GCSE options, studying for GCSEs, or an A-Level student passionate about science and technology, this event is for you! 🚀

Sainica from our V Code Team and a student at the University of Bath has created a short video to give you a sneak peek of what’s in store.

Supported by University of Bath students, the day will feature hands-on coding activities, practical workshops, and insights into exciting STEM career paths. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore, learn, and get inspired!

What to get involved 2027?

We are recruiting University of Bath student volunteers and hoping for sponsorship from businesses within STEM to run this event in February 2027.

Interested? Please click the link below to learn more.

V Code 2026 Impact Report

V Code Student Participant Video

Why our V Code Event is important & how to book your space 2026.

Event poster for V Code Event, showing a group of girls and an adult woman smiling. The event is a STEM Code and Careers Bootcamp on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at the University of Bath Campus for girls aged 12 and older. The poster features banners with the Mighty Girls and VTEAM logos.
Information about the V Team, a student volunteer group at the University of Bath, promoting STEM careers for girls through Project V Code, in collaboration with Mighty Girls. The background is orange with white and green text, and includes logos of the university, V Team, and Mighty Girls.
Text graphic discussing reasons for holding a bootcamp for girls, including statistics on women in STEM at UK universities, workforce, coding skills demand, and the benefits of hands-on learning, with logos at the bottom for The SU University of Bath, VTEAM, and Mighty Girls.
An informational graphic with an orange background and white text that details benefits of a program, including certification, greater awareness in STEM, digital skills, and goodie bags, featuring icons for each benefit and logos for The SU University of Bath, VTEAM, and Mighty Girls.
Group of students and instructors posing in a lecture hall for a VCode event or program, with a PowerPoint screen behind displaying the logo.