We're halfway through the year, and for many Code Clubs that means the end of a busy term or season. To all the mentors whose clubs are taking a break, thank you for your time, energy, and dedication to inspiring young people through creative computing. We hope you enjoy a well-earned rest.
For clubs continuing to meet over the coming months, we've gathered activities, resources, and support to keep your sessions engaging and fun. And don't forget to join our July Coffee and Conversation to connect with fellow mentors, share ideas, celebrate successes, and get support from the Code Club community.
Project of the month: Kit chooser
Design your dream football kit in Scratch with our ‘Kit chooser’ project!
Creators will experiment with colours, patterns, and custom styles while learning about sprites, variables, loops, and conditionals.
Goal! If you’re looking to bring some World Cup fever into your Code Club, we’ve pulled together three projects that challenge creators to score goals, customise kits, and predict match winners. Which one will your club try first?
In Tunisia, our partner DotSlash AUPTIMISME is helping young people discover their voice through creative computing. By running Code Clubs in schools and giving learners the freedom to create projects based on their own interests, they are building inclusive spaces where every creator can thrive.
From celebrating debugging wins to showcasing projects at Coolest Projects Tunisia, their approach is helping young people grow in confidence, creativity, and problem-solving.
In The Low-Tech Social Network activity, young people discover what they have in common — from favourite school subjects to favourite coding languages. It's a simple unplugged activity that helps break the ice, build connections, and spark conversations.
Explore our online meet-ups and interactive workshops in July and August! Come along and gain valuable insights and top tips for running your Code Club — we’d love for you to join us.
Do you know someone who would make a great Code Club volunteer, or even lead a club themselves? Share our blog with a friend, colleague, or community contact and help more young people in your local area discover the joy of coding.
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Have you seen our Projects site? It includes 100s of free coding projects with step by step instructions for all levels.
