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| From sharing what you love about Code Club to writing programs to send to space, there are plenty of fun opportunities for your club this month. Explore new projects, celebrate your creators, and help your club shine. |
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Project of the month: Wiggle the snake
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To mark the end of the Year of the Snake, try out Wiggle the snake with your creators.
This project is part of our new ‘Python wild’ collection, where creators explore wildlife while learning about graphics with Python. Projects from this collection run entirely in our Code Editor, which means learners do not need to switch tabs or use printouts to view the project instructions, helping them stay focused and experiment confidently.
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Why mentoring matters: Katie’s story
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Mentor Katie from the UK shares that the most rewarding moments of mentoring are helping young people build confidence, enjoy learning, and realise they are capable of more than they think through coding.
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Game on: New Scratch sports projects
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| Our new Scratch projects explore sports from around the world — from cricket and kabaddi to South Africa’s jukskei — and help learners build coding skills through creativity and play. |
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Celebrate creators’ achievements
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| Whether they have completed the Introduction to Scratch project path or shared an inspiring coding project, your creators have achieved so much. We’ve got certificates to help you celebrate those milestone |
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What does Code Club mean to you?
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Share our fun new graphic on social media with the caption “Why I love Code Club” and celebrate what makes your club special! Click the links to reshare on Facebook or LinkedIn, or download the image and post it yourself to spread the Code Club love.
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Entries are now open for Coolest Projects 2026
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| Coolest Projects is a global showcase where young tech creators share and celebrate what they have made, from first games to ambitious hardware builds. Code Club members worldwide can submit their projects to the online showcase, and in-person events for local creators are taking place in several countries throughout 2026 too! It’s free to take part, and there are lots of resources available to help you and your creators get involved. |
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Final countdown: Astro Pi Mission Zero
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Mission Zero, part of the European Astro Pi Challenge, offers creators the amazing opportunity to have their code run in space! Following a step-by-step guide, participants create a short Python program that will take a sensor reading and display a personalised image on an Astro Pi computer on board the International Space Station. There is still time to take part — submissions close at 12:00 noon CET on 23 March 2026
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Astro Pi Mission Zero codealong
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Join our Astro Pi Mission Zero codealong on Tuesday 3 March at 11:00 GMT, where we will guide creators step by step to write their Mission Zero programs to send to the International Space Station!
Can’t make it to the live session? Sign up and we’ll send you the recording.
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We believe that a child, young person or vulnerable adult should never experience abuse of any kind. Learn more about safeguarding and how to report a safeguarding concern. |
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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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