Learn at home
As well as learning in school, young people can have fun getting creative with tech at home to make things that matter to them.
That’s why part of our educational mission is supporting young people, parents, and educators with free home learning resources.
Read our guide for parents
Learn to code with our projects
The projects include step-by-step instructions to support coding for kids, teenagers and young adults of all ages and skill levels. Plus they’re available in up to 30 languages and take less than an hour to complete.
Code in Scratch
Make games, animations, and stories with click-and-drag coding
Code in Python
Make art, games, and graphs by typing your code on a keyboard
Code with Unity
Design 3D worlds in C# on the Unity development platformIntroducing Code Club World
Helping young people, aged 9 to 13, to learn how to code through fun, creative making activities and projects.
Visit Code Club World
Enter the European Astro Pi Challenge
Every year, young people take part in the Astro Pi Challenge to write code that runs on Raspberry Pi computers on board the International Space Station.
Get involved
Coolest Projects
Our world-leading, annual technology showcase Coolest Projects lets young people around the world share their tech creations online, and celebrates their achievements. You can discover 5801 young people's projects in the 2023 showcase gallery.
Get involved
Are you a teacher?
Discover our free teaching resources and online training courses to help you teach computing with confidence. We also have coding competitions and support for starting your own coding club to keep your learners engaged in digital making.
Access resources
Digital Making at Home
Check out our Digital Making at Home videos: code-along instructions for fun, creative projects, plus inspiring conversations with young digital makers!
Watch and code along!
From our blog
Coolest Projects is back in 2024
New micro:bit coding projects for kids
