Program and Programming — Coding School for Kids

Not sure where to start? Book a free Discovery Class — we'll find the right track.

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Where kids learn to build(), not just browse

Python, game development, SQL, and Scratch — taught live in small groups, with a leveled path from first script to finished, shippable project.

2020teaching since
4core tracks
6:1student ratio
Liveonline classes
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TRACKS AVAILABLE:
Python + AI SQL Hacking Game Dev (C#) Scratch Ages 7–18

How it works

Three steps to your child's first project

01

Book a free discovery class

A no-risk intro to our live environment — we see how your child thinks and which track fits best.

02

Get matched to a track & level

We recommend the right starting point across Python, Scratch, SQL, or game development.

03

Build, level up, repeat

Live sessions, real projects, and a clear path to the next level — not just a certificate.

What we teach

Four tracks, leveled for real progress

Click any level to see the full curriculum, what gets built, and who it's designed for.

PY

Python for Kids in the Age of AI

4 levels from first script to AI-assisted projects. Ages 9–17.

Start at Level 1
SQL

SQL for Kids: Hacking

One intensive track — database thinking through detective-style challenges. Ages 11–16.

Explore SQL
GD

Game Development

4 levels from first 2D game to a published title on itch.io. Ages 10–17.

Start at Level 1
SC

Coding for Kids (Scratch)

4 levels of block-based coding, the friendliest way to start. Ages 7–12.

Start at Level 1

Don't just take a class — join the community

Parents, students, and instructors trading project ideas, motivation tips, and early access to new cohorts and camp dates.

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Parents for Coding Growing weekly — new families welcome

In their own words

Our star students

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"I built my own text adventure game and now I want to make a real one next."

Ayaan, 11
Python Level 1
Z

"Scratch made it so easy to turn my ideas into an actual animation!"

Zara, 8
Scratch Level 1
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"Querying the mystery database felt like actually hacking something — in a good way."

Hamza, 13
SQL for Kids
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"I built and published my own platformer game by the end of Level 4."

Maya, 15
Game Dev Level 4

Our approach

How we teach

01

Project-based learning

Every class builds toward a real project — growing more complex as the course progresses. No boring lectures.

02

Skills first, tools second

We teach problem-solving and coding logic. Languages and tools come second to genuine understanding.

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Progressive curriculum

Every level connects to the next, so kids always know what they've covered and what's ahead of them.

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Individualized attention

Small groups, a pace that adjusts to each student, and make-up sessions when needed.

Beyond the classroom

Mentorship and camps

One-on-one attention, or an immersive break-week experience.

1:1 PROGRAM

1:1 Mentorship

Personalized weekly sessions matched to your child's pace, goals, and current project.

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JUNE – AUGUST

Summer Camps

Full-week intensives across Python, game dev, and Scratch — a project shipped by Friday.

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DEC – JAN

Winter Camps

Short, focused break-week sessions to keep skills sharp between terms.

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Why families choose us

Why Program and Programming

Real instructors, live classes

No pre-recorded videos — every session is live, with a real instructor watching your child's screen.

A path, not a one-off class

Every track is built in levels, so progress this term sets up the next — no starting from zero.

Built for kids, not adapted

Curriculum designed from the ground up for ages 7–18, not a shortened adult programming course.

From the blog

Guides for coding parents

What age should my kid start Python?

A practical guide to readiness signs and which level to start at.

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From Scratch to C#: when to make the jump

Signs your child is ready to move from block-based to text-based coding.

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Keeping motivation up between terms

Simple ways to keep skills warm between camps and weekend sessions.

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Social media

Project showcases, class clips, and free coding tips.

Questions

FAQs

What age groups do you teach?

Ages 7–18 across Scratch, Python, SQL, and game development, with levels matched to age and experience.

Does my child need any prior coding experience?

No — every track has a Level 1 designed for complete beginners. The free discovery class helps us place them correctly.

Are classes live or pre-recorded?

All classes are live online with a real instructor and small group sizes — no pre-recorded content.

What's the difference between weekend classes and camps?

Weekend classes run across 6 weekends at a steady pace. Camps are immersive full-week intensives during summer and winter breaks.

Can we do 1:1 mentorship alongside group classes?

Yes — many families combine a weekend class with 1:1 mentorship for extra project support and faster progress.

Ready to claim a seat?

Cohorts are small and fill fast. Book a free discovery class and we'll match your child to the right track and level.