Program · Ages 7+
Build games, sites and ideas with code
No dry theory. From the first session, learners make things: a game in Scratch, a page on the web, a program in Python — and show them off.
What the program covers
A project path that grows with the learner — block code first, real languages next, and AI literacy woven throughout.
- Scratch: games and animations for ages 7–10
- Python: real programming with mini-projects
- Web: HTML, CSS and first JavaScript pages
- AI basics: how models work and how to use them well
How coding sessions run
- 60-minute sessions, max four learners per mentor
- Every learner ships something demo-able each month
- Safe setup: filtered accounts and mentor-reviewed sharing
- Monthly report with projects built and skills unlocked
Coding questions, answered
No experience needed. In-center learners use our machines; online learners just need any reasonably recent laptop and a browser — we handle setup in the free session.
From age 7 with Scratch, moving to Python and web projects around age 10–11, at whatever pace suits the learner. Teens work on portfolio-ready builds.
Sessions are active making, not passive watching. Learners plan on paper, code in focused bursts, and demo to each other — mentors keep the balance healthy.