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Kai
Age 12, Learning Python
Sam
Age 12, Learning HTML & CSS
Lilly
Age 15, Learning JavaScript
Erin
Age 12, Learning Python
Jude
Age 11, Learning HTML & CSS
How it works
Our Model
Future-Ready Learning
Coding & AI Skills for Life
We teach kids aged 11–16 how to code and work with AI — building problem-solving, creativity, and digital confidence. It’s not just tech skills, it’s preparation for the future.
Skills for the AI Era
Inspiring Educators
Trusted, DBS-Checked Tutors
Our expert tutors make coding fun and accessible. Every teacher is experienced, passionate, and DBS-checked — so you know your child is in safe hands.
DBS Verified & Trusted
Personalised Learning
Small Groups, Big Results
Just 4–6 students per class means more attention, better focus, and real progress. All online, designed to fit around school and family life.
Interactive & Engaging
Important skills
"Teaching kids to code is just as important as teaching them any other language and the earlier they start learning it, the better"
Tim Cook, CEO Apple
Start Learning
Choose Your First Coding Adventure
Whether your child is curious about building websites, creating games, or exploring how software works, we’ve got the perfect course to get them started. Pick from Scratch (ages 8+), Python, or Web Development – all designed to spark a love for coding!
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Scratch
Visual programming perfect for young beginners.
Scratch Programming
Start coding with colorful blocks! Scratch teaches programming concepts through drag-and-drop blocks, making it perfect for kids aged 8+ to create animations, stories, and games.
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Python
Simple, powerful, and perfect for beginners.
Python Basics
Learn how to write real code, solve problems, and even build games. Python is ideal for kids who want to create fast and see instant results. No prior experience needed!
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Web Development
Build interactive websites from scratch.
HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Master the complete web development toolkit! Learn HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity. Create websites that look amazing and work perfectly!
The Future's Bright
Why should I learn how to code?
30000
Average Junior Web Developer salary (GBP)
30
Predicted increase in demand for Web Developers over the next 10 years
4000
Jobs for Web Developers listed on sites like Indeed every month
The time is now
When should I begin learning?
Up to 8 years old
10%
8 to 16 years
60%
18 to 24 years
23%
25 years plus
7%
Statista Research Department surveyed developers globally to find out how old they were when they wrote their first line of code. Most started between the ages of 8 and 17 years. The study shows that around 70 percent of developers start coding before turning 18 years old. Starting with visual programming like Scratch at age 8 provides an excellent foundation!
Positive feedback
Real testimonials from happy parents
My sons have both just completed Joe's Level 1 HTML & CSS course. They thoroughly enjoyed the fun and interactive lessons. We would definitely recommend Joe and look forward to enrolling in his next course.
Louise
My son loves his coding lessons with Joe! In future he wants to learn how to code games.
Esther
My daughter enjoys the challenges and fun of coding! So far flexbox and gradients have been her favourite subjects.
Sorayuh
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
What will I need for the course?
The ideal setup is one large screen split in half - one side for the lesson, one side for coding. No large monitor? No problem - a laptop and tablet combination works perfectly too. We'll walk you through the simple setup process so your child can focus on learning.
I'm a parent, how can I track my child's progress?
Our courses are "project based" meaning that your child will develop a portfolio of accomplishments to demonstrate their progress.
What if I miss a lesson?
Lesson recordings can be provided if a student was to miss a lesson.
