✨ 24 sessions · ages 8–12 · no experience needed
Kids who build things,
not just watch them
Real code, from the very first week. By the end, every child has written Python and published a website of their own.
🎮 Try it right now
This is not a demo video. These are the real tools from the course, running in your browser. Change anything and press Run.
Session 1–2. Before any typing, children program a robot with arrows. Get it to the ⭐ without hitting a 🧱. This is how a program feels: one instruction at a time, in order.
Sessions 5–8. Real HTML, typed by the child, appearing instantly.
Try changing hotpink to gold, or the name.
Sessions 9–12. Actual Python — the language professionals use.
Change the name, or the 3, and run it again.
Every session has activities like these — and in the club, they are marked, scored and put on a leaderboard. 🏆
🗺 The whole course, session by session
Tap any session to see what happens in it.
🔓 Children do not see all 24 at once. The club opens one phase at a time, so a new member sees four sessions — and a whole new phase appearing is an event the class looks forward to.
👦👧 Who can join
✅ This is for you if…
- You are 8 to 12 years old
- You have never written code before — that is the normal starting point
- You can read and type, slowly is fine
- You like making things, games, drawings or stories
🤔 Worth knowing
- Boys and girls learn together in one group
- A computer or tablet is needed from session 5 onwards
- Sessions 1–4 use no computer at all — they are games
- A parent or guardian registers, and the teacher approves
Slightly younger or older? Put the real age on the form — the teacher decides, and plenty of 7- and 13-year-olds do fine.
🎯 How a session works
Thirty minutes, fifteen slides, and something to click every couple of minutes. Every session is the same shape, so nobody is ever lost:
Wrong answers are always friendly and always retryable. Nothing in this course tells a child they are bad at it.
❓ Questions parents ask
No. The course is built for children with no prior knowledge, and the first four sessions do not use a computer at all.
30 minutes. Fifteen slides, with something to click or try every couple of minutes. No slide is allowed to run past five minutes.
Your registration goes to the teacher for approval — no account exists until they say yes. Once approved, your child logs in with the username and PIN you chose on the form.
There is a short timed quiz at the end of each session, and children can retry every question until they get it right. Scores reward being careful, not being fast. Afterwards they can see exactly which question tripped them up.
Their first name, age, avatar, quiz scores and session ratings, plus the contact details you give so the teacher can reach you. That is all. There is no email list, no advertising and no third party involved.
No. Everything runs in a normal web browser — including the Python you just tried at the top of this page. Nothing to download, nothing to set up.
Ready to start?
Registration takes about a minute. The teacher approves it, and your child is in.
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8 young programmers already in the club.