Little Coders LabLittle Coders LabA super-fun multi-year journey, live online in small, friendly batches. 🎉
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Register now →✨ Their very first program
The Journey
First blocks & first wins with drag-and-drop code.
Bigger builds, real game logic and clever loops.
The leap to real, typed code the pros use.
Ship things that work — a real portfolio!
Scratch → Scratch Pro → Python → Real Projects
The Courses
Each course builds on the last — all the way to real, independent projects.
Why parents love us
Small, friendly batches, so every child is seen and cheered on every class.
Kids move up when they're ready — never rushed, never left behind.
They finish able to build games and apps they're super proud of.
Pricing
Small-batch monthly classes or private 1-on-1 sessions — pick what suits your child.
Live on Google Meet · 8 sessions / month
Personal one-on-one class · your child's pace
⏳ Limited seats — small, friendly batches.
Questions
Every class is live online on Google Meet — taught in real time by a real teacher, not pre-recorded videos. Batches stay small so every child gets plenty of attention.
None at all. The journey starts at the very first block in Scratch and builds up step by step, all the way to real projects in Python.
We teach children roughly 5–17, but there's no strict cut-off. Kids start at the very first Scratch block and progress by mastery, so the right starting point depends on your child — not their age. Book a free demo and we'll help you find the perfect fit.
The full journey: Scratch → Scratch Pro → Python → Real Projects. They progress by mastery, finishing able to design and build working projects of their own.
Every session runs about 45–60 minutes — long enough to learn and build something, short enough to keep young coders focused and excited.
A relaxed 30-minute demo & Q&A. You see how a class runs and get your questions answered — with no commitment to enrol.
Book a free 30-minute demo & Q&A and watch your child write their first program.