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Coolest Projects brings together young digital makers from around the world to share the things they have imagined, designed, coded, and created. Young creators all over the world can take part in the annual Coolest Projects online showcase, and in-person Coolest Projects events also run in several countries. From Scratch games and websites to AI …

Thinking about volunteering for the first time? Many people look for opportunities to support young people in schools, libraries, or youth programmes, but aren’t sure where to start. Whether you want to help young people, gain experience, or give back to your community, volunteering at Code Club is a great way to both make a …

From buzzing bees to blooming gardens, World Bee Day on 20 May 2026 is a great way to explore new Scratch projects in your Code Club. By connecting coding to themes from the real world, creators can take the lead through experimenting, remixing, and sharing ideas in their own way. Remix, customise, create Scratch makes …

It’s a common question we hear from teachers, parents, and volunteers around the world: Can I start a Code Club? The answer is simple: yes, you can. If you’re excited about helping young people turn their ideas into games, animations, and websites, you already have the spark that makes a great Code Club mentor. Starting …

At Veazie Community School in Veazie, Maine (USA), Code Club is more than an after-school activity — it’s a creative space where young people explore, experiment, and grow into confident makers. Code Club mentor Adrián Arias Palomo has been running the club for several years, and along the way has seen everything from spooky Scratch …

Last year we announced a bold ambition — to see a Code Club in every school and library across the UK. Today we’re excited to announce the next step in this journey — a package of support for multi academy trusts and local authorities who are interested in establishing Code Clubs across their network. Why …