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| This month, we’re buzzing with inspiration! Dive into new unplugged projects, explore real Code Club stories from around the world, and celebrate creativity with our World Bee Day challenge. You’ll also find workshops, community highlights, and ways for young creators to showcase their projects. |
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Brand new unplugged projects | Bring our new unplugged projects into your club and inspire creators to build coding skills through hands-on games, puzzles, and collaborative challenges.
Learn how unplugged activities spark creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving in engaging and accessible ways within your Code Club. | |
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Build your own bee-filled world | Celebrate World Bee Day on 20 May with our buzzing project of the month.
We’re setting you the challenge to get creative with our beginner-friendly Scratch project, Butterfly Garden. Remix it to build your own bee-filled world — we can’t wait to see what you create.
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Coolest Projects: Share your creations | | Show the world what you’ve made! Coolest Projects 2026 is a free, global showcase where Code Club creators can share their amazing creations, both online and at exciting in-person events around the world. | |
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 | From Scratch to confident coders at Veazie Code Club | From spooky Scratch projects to custom-built games, a Code Club in Maine, USA is proving that creative freedom helps young people grow into confident, independent coders.
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| |  | Creators use code to tell stories and celebrate their culture | | In Roebourne, Western Australia, young people are using coding to tell their stories at Code Club. Through interactive projects rooted in local life and bush tucker knowledge, they’re growing their digital skills while celebrating their culture. |
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New support to grow Code Clubs locally | Code Club’s new offer supports trusts and local authorities to grow coding opportunities for young people at scale across the UK
With training, resources, and practical guidance, it’s designed to make starting and running Code Clubs easier in schools and community spaces.
The goal: More clubs, in more places, so every young person has the chance to learn to code. | |
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 | Resource of the month: Coding word searches | Try our Python and Scratch word searches at your Code Club! Designed to help learners develop their coding vocabulary, they make brilliant unplugged activities.
You can find these activities under 'Unplugged print out activities' |
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| |  | Workshop of the month: Unplugged projects | Join our online workshop on 22 April at 12:00 (noon) or 16:00 (BST) to explore our new unplugged projects.
Learn how you can easily introduce unplugged projects into your Code Club to help bring core computing concepts to life in a device-free way |
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 | What’s it really like to run a Code Club? | Our YouTube channel shares real stories from mentors: - how they got started, what they’ve learned, and the impact it’s had on them and their communities.
Watch and hear from the community. |
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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.
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