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CODING FOR KIDS

Coding Made Fun For Kids

Live Scratch lessons, Python starter courses and robotics workshops for children, parents and schools across the UK. Clear steps, real projects and support that keeps kids moving.

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Metric 01

500+

children taught

Metric 02

4.8/5

parent and teacher rating

Metric 03

120+

clubs and workshops run

HOW IT WORKS

Simple Steps To Start

Live Scratch lessons for ages 6 to 10, with games, stories and clear block code.

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Weekly online

Scratch Lesson Classes

From £39/mo

Live Scratch lessons for ages 6 to 10, with games, stories and clear block code.

Cozy Python practice station with robot, closed notebook, and angled monitor by a window.

8-week course

Python Starter Course

From £59/mo

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Small groups

Game Building Club

From £69/mo

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01Monthly clubs

App Building Club

From £79/mo

Step-by-step app classes with screens, buttons and simple logic for beginners.

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02School visits

Robotics Workshop Days

From £180/session

Hands-on robot builds for school groups, clubs and holiday sessions.

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03Family plan

Home Learning Pack

From £25/mo

Printable tasks, online games and parent notes for study at home.

WHAT WE TEACH

Classes For Young Coders

Choose a class, club or workshop, and tell us your child’s age and goal.

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01

Tell Us First

Choose a class, club or workshop, and tell us your child’s age and goal.

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02

Pick Your Plan

We match the lessons, pace and format to home learning, school or a club.

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03

Start First Lesson

Your child gets clear tasks, live help and a project they can show.

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04

Track Weekly Progress

We share notes, next steps and ideas for the next lesson.

REAL CLASSWORK

Projects We Have Shown

8 Scratch lessons 2 project builds Printable activity pack Parent lesson notes Email help

Billed monthlyBilled monthly

Starter

From £39/mo

  • 8 Scratch lessons
  • 2 project builds
  • Printable activity pack
  • Parent lesson notes
  • Email help
Most popularBilled monthly

Signature

From £99/mo

  • 8 live Scratch lessons
  • Python starter course
  • Game and app projects
  • Weekly progress notes
  • Parent support call
  • Home activity library
Billed per termBilled per term

Scale

From £495/term

  • After-school club blocks
  • Robotics workshop days
  • Teacher guide pack
  • Small group planning
  • End-of-term report
  • Multi-class support

WHAT FAMILIES SAY

What Clients Say

Twelve pupils made maze games in one term and could explain loops by the end.

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Primary School

Year 3 Built First Game

Twelve pupils made maze games in one term and could explain loops by the end.

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Home School

Home Learner Found Her Rhythm

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After-School

Club Nights Stayed Calm

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Robotics Club

Robotics Day Filled The Hall

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Teachers

Teacher Pack Cut Prep Time

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Scratch and Python

Maya Collins

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Games and apps

Owen Patel

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School visits

Sophie Grant

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Parent support

Daniel Reed

Proof

Customer notes

Verified

“My son went from fear to fun with Scratch in two weeks”

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Ella Price

Parent, Leeds

Verified

“The Python course gave my daughter real confidence”

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Tom Bennett

Parent, Bristol

Verified

“Our school club stayed busy and calm every week”

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Rani Shah

ICT Lead, Oak Tree Primary

Service area

Greater London

London, Croydon, Richmond, Ealing, Greenwich

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Area 01

Greater London

London, Croydon, Richmond, Ealing, Greenwich

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Area 02

South East

Reading, Brighton, Guildford, Oxford, Maidstone

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Area 03

Midlands

Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester, Nottingham, Derby

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Area 04

North West

Manchester, Liverpool, Preston, Chester, Warrington

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Coding Tips And Guides

Questions

Common Questions Answered

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What ages do you teach?+

We teach children from 6 to 14. Scratch suits younger learners, and Python starts for older kids who can read well.

02Do you teach online and in person?+

Yes. We run live online classes, after-school clubs and robotics workshops in schools and local spaces each term.

03Do parents need coding skills?+

No. We give clear steps, short videos and simple notes so adults can help at home without knowing code first.

04What will my child make?+

Kids can build Scratch games, simple apps, quiz projects and small robot tasks with guided help and clear goals.

05Can schools book group sessions?+

Yes. We run club blocks, teacher training and term plans for primary schools and home educators across the UK.

06How do we start?+

Send a message, pick a plan and we will help you choose the right class, club or workshop for your child or school.

Free Coding Tips

Get short lesson ideas, parent notes and free activity sheets for children learning Scratch, Python and robotics.