Learn Python quickly with our no-nonsense starter guide which runs in the browser. Lot’s of great features!

Marty is easy to use and designed for educators and pupils. Marty can walk, dance and eyebrow-wiggle like no rolling robot can!

The BBC micro:bit: the pocket-sized computer transforming digital skills learning.

Turn everyday objects like bananas into touch pads! · Connect the world around you to your computer! 

Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

Introduces machine learning by providing hands-on experiences for training machine learning systems and building things with them.

Create your own custom mobile apps. A great tool for pupils to make their own apps and bring them to life and ability to live test on Android and iPhone!

Develop your programming skills by quickly creating and modding retro arcade games with Blocks and JavaScript in the MakeCode editor.

Futurecoder is a free and open-source platform and course for complete beginners to teach themselves programming in Python.

Code.org is building a full K-12 curriculum pathway on our Code Studio learning platform.

Replit is an incredible tool for quickly starting, sharing, and developing projects in any programming language, right from your browser that has the power to instantly modernise your curriculum. Repl.it education is free for teachers and comes with amazing set of tools like multiplayer, review and send feedback without leaving IDE, tests, autograding, ability to embed videos and so much more!

Pupils act as the computer! They have to read, understand and predict the programs and find the right trajectory to complete the challenges. Want to introduce sequence, fixed loops, conditional loops and decisions - here you go!

An incredible list of coding websites accessible for early years to BGE and beyond!

SQL Police Department is an online game where you solve crimes using SQL. Good for critical thinking and applying knowledge pupils have learnt as opposed to a site for pupils to learn SQL.

AWS GetIT is a fully funded education program and competition designed to inspire 12-14 year old students, especially girls, to consider a future in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics).

Annual Perse Coding Team Challenge compete online for The Braben Cup and prize money by solving text-coding challenges. Open to S1 to S5 pupils.

UKCT Challenges is an umbrella organisation committed to promoting UK computational thinking progression through our progression pathway of successive competitions.

This is an annual cyber security competition that aims to support girls interested in a career in cyber security. Open to S2 girls.

Cyber security training brought to life through real-world hacking challenges and puzzles. A comprehensive set of high quality, interactive puzzles where pupils can learn as they play. 12 free challenges to try but to gain full access subscription required.

The Oxford University Computing Challenge is an invitation event which aims to encourage students who have achieved a top 10% score in the UK Bebras Challenge. Also, has a huge bank of archived questions from previous years that are ideal for homeworks, class quizzes or lesson starters.