Coolest Projects: Your Code Club’s time to shine

Calling all Code Clubs! The Coolest Projects online showcase is open to any young person up to 18, anywhere in the world.

This is your Code Club’s chance to share their amazing creations with a global audience and celebrate their coding projects — from a creator’s first Scratch project to big, small, in-progress, or world-changing ideas!

“The creators also feel very proud when they see their ideas on the internet… and when we told them people from [other] countries… can see your solution and your products.” – Code Club mentor, India

Whether your Code Club has participated before or this is your first time, Coolest Projects welcomes you. Creators can share their digital tech projects in our online gallery, join a celebration livestream, and receive certificates and personalised feedback! Entries for the online showcase are open until 28 May.

What projects can you submit?

Almost anything you want! Coolest Projects showcases digital making. Creator’s projects must use code, computers, or digital technology, but the subject matter is up to them, giving them true agency to share their interests and passions with the world.

Think Scratch projects, micro:bit creations, app emulator designs, Python code — the possibilities are endless. Explore the seven submission categories for more ideas.

“I enjoyed seeing others’ projects and having this new experience” – Code Club creator, Ireland

“I enjoy showing my project and seeing others’ projects.” – Code Club creator, UK

Take a look at these projects for inspiration

The showcase gallery is now open and waiting for your club’s entries! Remember, all digital making projects are welcome, from beginner to advanced. Here are some 2025 Coolest Projects entries to inspire your Code Club:

Planet bounce

Roan, from Ireland had fun customising this simple space-themed Scratch project. Have a go, we guarantee that you will have lots of fun completing it!

A Scratch project from Roan

Bug the hunt game

A fantastic custom version of our Scratch ‘Catch the bug’ project has been created by Joshua from the UK. If you like toucans and parrots, this is for you! We really appreciate its unique personality.

Wastewise food loss and waste predictor

An advanced coder from the USA, Neel, has developed a machine learning model to predict and visualise food loss and waste percentages by commodity, country, and supply chain stage. This model will help identify trends and forecast future losses.

Neel’s machine learning project

It’s even easier to participate!

To make it easier for your club to participate, we’ve introduced group codes. A group code allows your club members to link their projects to your account. You can then quickly review and submit them to the online showcase.

Ready to share your Code Club’s work? Visit the Coolest Projects website to learn more and submit projects. We can’t wait to see what your Code Club makes!