Web Development (HTML & CSS)
The foundations of every website: HTML for structure, CSS for style. Students finish by building a complete multi-page site of their own.
Age groups
Ages 13–15
This is where the project leaves the classroom. Teens build pages and games that open on any phone, with a link they can send to anyone — and start seeing code as a tool rather than a school subject.
8kids / group
8courses in this group
Intermediatestarting level
Demo Dayevery semester
What your child learns
- The structure of a page with HTML
- Style, colour and responsive design with CSS
- Real interactivity with JavaScript
- Publishing a project online
- Longer projects, broken into steps
How they progress, step by step
One semester in this age group — from the first class to Demo Day.
The first page
HTML and CSS from scratch: structure, text, images and a layout that still holds up on a phone.
The page that reacts
JavaScript arrives. Clicks, forms, quizzes and animations — the page stops being a poster and becomes a small app.
A project of their choice
A browser game, a 3D level in Unity or a full site for an idea of their own. The student chooses, the trainer breaks it into reachable steps.
Live and Demo Day
The project goes online with a link of its own and is presented to the family and the group.
Courses in this age group
8 coursesThe courses that run inside this age group. Kids don't take them all at once: after the trial class we pick together which one they start with.
JavaScript Development
JavaScript makes websites interactive. Students respond to clicks, update pages, handle forms and add animations, building small web apps.
Unity 3D Game Development
Unity powers professional 3D games. Students design scenes, add characters and effects, and script behaviour in C#, finishing with a playable 3D game.
Data Basics
What data is and why it matters. Students collect, organise and read data in tables and charts, and spot patterns. No coding needed.
Excel for Data Analysis
Students enter and clean data, use formulas, and summarise with sorting, filters and pivot tables, then chart the results clearly.
Adobe Photoshop
Photoshop is the standard for editing images. Students work with layers, adjust colour, remove backgrounds and add effects on real projects.
Adobe Illustrator
Vector art never loses quality when resized. Students draw with the pen and shape tools to design logos, icons and illustrations.
Graphic Design Fundamentals
The principles behind strong design — layout, typography, colour, contrast and balance — combined into complete, professional-looking projects.
After this age group
15–18 years old
AI, apps, data, cyber security and UI/UX design — projects at portfolio level.
Code. Create. Launch.
Try this group for free
A free trial class, in your child's own age group. They build something in the very first session, you see up close how it works.
Book the free classNo cost · No obligation · Groups of up to 8 kids
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