Creative Themes

We teach coding lessons for kids through exclusive themes that help children understand the role that technology plays in science, industry, art, architecture and much more.

Current & upcoming themes…

  • STEM Superheroes Academy

    Students will be introduced to immersive platforms such as CoSpaces and take on the challenge to develop games. In fun, interactive sessions they will learn to code, use technology to their advantage, make games and zap problems!

    London On Location Camps

Past themes…

  • Code Detectives

    Children deciphered the amazing world of clues and codes. following in the footsteps of Enola Holmes and her famous brother Sherlock.

  • Code Like a Rockstar

    Kids coded rockstar-themed illustrations, animations and games on the Micro:bit, Scratch, CoSpaces and p5.js (JavaScript).

  • Winter Wonderland

    Kids coded winter-themed illustrations, animations and games and explored their creativity in a series of craft activities, bringing home a festive gift, card or decoration they have made each day they attend.

  • Build a Business

    Build a Business

    Children immersed in the exciting world of entrepreneurship. They learned about multiple areas of running a business, such as branding, merchandise, manufacturing, clients, nonprofits and automation!

  • Make games don't just play them

    Children learned how to code and customise popular video games like Space Invaders and Flappy Bird whilst also exploring the world of sports!

  • Magic May

    Children discovered the magic of coding and STEM while developing crucial 21st-century skills through coding, animations, robotics, and more

  • Awesome Animals

    Children embarked on an exciting, educational and immersive Animal-themed experience as they built robots, created their own sonar sensors and animal tracking devices!

  • Code Like a Rockstar

    Students coded rockstar-themed illustrations, animations and games on the Micro:bit, Scratch, CoSpaces and p5.js (JavaScript).

  • Winter Wonderland

    From winter animals to the fantastical winter season elements, coders were immersed in the holiday spirit through engaging coding projects!

  • Power of Tech

    Students learned how technology can help us accomplish amazing things using motion detection, Micro:Bits, code and robotics.

  • Save the World

    Exploring topics like endangered species, reforestation, renewable energy and discovering how technology and environmentalism can intersect.

  • Science Fiction

    Students explored how futuristic inventions from the movies are becoming reality!

  • Winter Wonderland

    Learning to code while exploring winter traditions, arctic animals and some of the more fantastical elements of the season.

  • Build a Business

    Students unleashed their imagination to bring their brilliant business ideas to life using the power of code.

  • Awesome Animal Adventures

    Learning to code as we explore the senses of dolphins, snakes, bears, bees and eagles.

  • Tokyo Olympics

    Celebrating the five new sports at the Tokyo Olympics: baseball, karate, skate boarding, sport climbing and surfing.

  • Curiouser + Curiouser

    Exploring Wonderland with the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Queen of Hearts, the Caterpillar and the Mad Hatter.

  • Global Greening

    Exploring environmental issues from re-wilding to recycling, plants to eat to planting trees, finding out what role code has to play in making this planet a greener, safer place.

  • World Tour

    A virtual whirlwind tour of the history and culture of 5 continents to find out what it feels like to be a global citizen.

  • Big Blue Adventure

    Kids learn to code as they plunge deep under the virtual sea and get a submarine view of the sea floor.

  • Animal Planet

    Encouraging kids to learn coding through exploring animal senses - how they see, hear, move.

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“I am amazed by how my daughter, who never has coded before, has learned so much and with such joy and enthusiasm... can’t recommend highly enough.”

— Noor’s Mum, Piya