Who is Young Coders for?

Young Coders is designed for younger learners, especially KS2 pupils, who want to build confidence with coding through Scratch, micro:bit, debugging and creative problem-solving projects.

Are the coding lessons online?

Yes. LogicPath Young Coders lessons are delivered online for families in Dubai, the UK and internationally.

Does my child need coding experience?

No previous coding experience is required. Lessons can begin with simple Scratch projects and gradually build towards stronger programming habits and Python readiness.

What will my child learn?

Students learn sequencing, events, inputs, outputs, debugging, computational thinking and early programming ideas through structured creative projects.

LogicPath Young Coders

Turn screen time into creation time.

Build games, animations, micro:bit inventions, Python projects and first websites through colourful, structured online coding lessons.

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Live Coding Lab

Watch an idea come alive

When play is clicked

Move 10 steps

Collect a star

Change score by 10

Score: 20

Press play to run the code

Build

Test

Improve

Choose your coding adventure

What would you love to create?

Select an adventure to explore a project, the tools involved and the coding skills children develop.

Scratch

Create a game people can actually play

Design characters, collect points, avoid obstacles and create winning conditions using visual programming.

Sample mission

Build a maze game with a score and a finish line.

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A strong starting point for ages 7–11

Score: 30

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See ideas being created

Fun projects with real computing behind them

Each project produces something children can see, test, improve and proudly share.

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Scratch Game

Collect the stars

Move the player, collect stars and avoid the obstacles.

EventsScoreConditions

micro:bit Project

Flashing LED heart

Control a 5 × 5 LED display and respond to button presses.

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name = input("Your name: ")

print("Welcome,", name)

Your name: Taimur

Welcome, Taimur!▋

Python Project

Interactive quiz

Ask questions, check answers and keep track of a score.

InputIFVariables

Hardware signal active

Try the micro:bit simulator

Click the LEDs and create your own pattern.

This activity shows the difference between simply watching technology and actually controlling it with instructions.

Press A to display a heart

Press B to display a smile

Press A + B to clear the screen

Click individual LEDs to design your own image

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LogicPath hardware lab

Interactive 5 × 5 LED board

Board status

16 LEDs active

Mini debugging mission

Can you find the mistake?

Debugging teaches patience, careful reading and logical thinking. Select the correction that makes this program work.

score = 0

score = score + 1

print(scor)

Choose one answer

Which correction is needed?

What lessons feel like

Explore. Create. Debug. Improve.

Discover

Learn one new idea through a clear visual example.

Build

Use the idea inside a game, animation or invention.

Debug

Test the project, identify mistakes and explain fixes.

Level Up

Improve the project and unlock a new coding skill.

Reassuring for parents

Fun projects. Clear purpose.

Young Coders is designed to turn curiosity into genuine computing skills, rather than simply adding more passive screen time.

Qualified Computer Science teacher

Beginner-friendly starting points

Structured online learning

Age-appropriate coding tools

Visible projects and progress

Preparation for KS3 Computing

Ready to begin a coding adventure?

Share your child's age, interests and previous experience. We will identify the right starting point and a project they will be excited to create.

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