Kasa Code Club is Kasa Future Makers Level 1. It introduces learners to creative coding, Scratch, problem-solving, AI discovery, and community-based technology projects — delivered through the Kasa Learning Academy and local facilitator-led sessions.
Every module below is public — explore the pathway freely. Sign in only if you want to save progress or earn the Knowledge Check badge.
Module 1
What is code, and how can it help solve a real problem where you live?
Module 2
Give instructions to a computer using block-based puzzles. Sequences and loops.
Module 3
Build your first animation in Scratch using loops and events.
Module 4
Design, then code — a quiz or story with at least two choices.
Module 5
Pick a real local problem. Plan and build a small coded solution.
Module 6
Present your project using the 4-part showcase format. Celebrate your journey.
Knowledge Check
A short quiz across the 6 weeks.
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Hello World! with BBC micro:bit is the code + hardware pathway inside Kasa Code Club. Full program with activities, session plans, and resources for facilitators, families, and learners.
BBC micro:bit
Hello,
World!
Build games, animations, and stories with Scratch and Python — bring your ideas to life on screen!
Connect hardware and software to build robots that move, think, blink, and beep.
Solve real-world puzzles while learning logic, math, and engineering — the fun way.
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Warm up your brain and meet your team!
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Little challenges that get your ideas flowing.
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Make sprites move, dance and fly with code blocks.
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Peek behind the curtain of how smart machines think.
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A 6-week beginner coding program that helps learners build confidence, understand basic coding concepts, create simple interactive projects, work in teams, and use technology to respond to community challenges.
Kasa Coding Foundations is our 6-week beginner pilot. Each week builds a new skill and ends with a community-focused project.
Week 1
Discover how code helps solve real challenges in your community.
Week 2
Use block-based puzzles to practise sequences and loops.
Week 3
Give instructions in order and repeat them in clever patterns.
Week 4
Make programs that react to clicks, keys, and sounds.
Week 5
Team up to design a small coded solution for your community.
Week 6
Present your project to friends, family, and mentors.
Everything that surrounds the weekly lessons — orientation, activities, assignments, reflection, facilitator resources, and completion.
Read the parent & facilitator FAQ
Jump to the on-site activity bank
Browse assignments in Resources
Find reflection prompts in Resources
Open facilitator guides & session notes
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Approved public activities — icebreakers, warm-ups, Scratch games, and AI discovery activities — for parents, schools, community partners, and facilitators. These support in-person exploration; the complete tracked learner course now lives inside Kasa Learning Academy.
PDF · Facilitator resource
PDF · Facilitator resource
PDF · Facilitator resource
PDF · Facilitator resource
PDF · Facilitator resource
PDF · Facilitator resource
PDF · Facilitator resource
For parents, guardians & facilitators
Everything you need to know before your child or club joins a Kasa Code Club session.
A colourful one-pager for parents, guardians & facilitators — print it, share it, bring it to the first meet-up.
Each session mixes a short icebreaker or warm-up, a guided coding or AI activity, and time to share what learners built. Facilitators support small groups so every child gets to try, make mistakes, and celebrate wins.
Sessions run for about 60–90 minutes, usually once a week during a term. On-site clubs follow a facilitator schedule; learners on the Academy can also progress at their own pace between sessions.
No prior coding experience is needed — just curiosity! If joining online, a laptop or tablet with a modern browser and a stable internet connection is enough. For on-site clubs, the facilitator provides materials.
No, but you’re always welcome to sit in on the first session. We encourage families to ask learners to demo what they built at home — it’s a great way to celebrate progress.
Yes. Kasa Code Club is designed for ages 8–13. All facilitators follow our safeguarding guidelines, and every activity is reviewed for age-appropriate content and safe online practice.
Facilitators can use the resources on this page to run icebreakers, warm-ups and standalone activities. Reach out and we’ll share the facilitator guide, curriculum plan, and onboarding steps.
Still have questions?
We usually reply within 2 working days.
Partner & Source Acknowledgement
Kasa Code Club may use or adapt selected learning resources from Code Club / Raspberry Pi Foundation, CodeMonkey, Scratch, and other approved educational resources. Kasa Foundation organises the learner experience, facilitation, assignments, reflections, and local delivery through the Kasa Learning Academy.
