Visual, block-based coding designed for ages 6–9. We build games, animations and stories together, in a small live class. Pattern recognition and sequence — the habits underneath every later programming course — are the real outcome.
By the end of the programme, you will ship real deliverables.
Sprites, costumes, motion and timing — turn ideas into animations the child controls.
Score, lives, win/lose conditions, sound effects — a finished game the child can share.
Sequence, repetition and decisions — the foundations of every programming language they will ever touch.
Branching dialogue, scenes, and characters that respond — coding as a creative tool.
Each project is published to the Scratch community, with a link the child can show family.
By the end, the child can plan, build and finish a small project without stepping through it line by line.
Each phase builds on the last. Live instruction with reviewable deliverables.
Sprites, the stage, motion blocks. Simple animations the child can play back and edit.
Forever loops, when-clicked events, broadcasts. The first taste of cause and effect in code.
Conditions, score variables, win/lose states. The first complete, playable game.
Sound effects, costumes, dialogue. An interactive storybook with branching choices.
Multiple levels, enemies, lives. Debugging as a habit. A second, more ambitious game.
The child picks the theme — game, story, or animation — and ships a finished, published project.
Most of our Scratch students have never coded. Reading fluency is the only prerequisite.
Children who pull things apart and ask how things are built are the right fit for Scratch.
Children we expect to move into Python in 12–18 months — Scratch is the right warm-up.
Text-based coding through games and small projects. Moves naturally from Scratch and sets up every future programming course.
HTML and CSS — children build and publish their own website by the end. Creative, visual, and confidence-building.
Speed arithmetic, problem-solving strategy, and structured mock tests for competitive maths examinations.
A free demo class with the instructor. If it is not a fit, you owe nothing.