Have a free $100 rebate voucher!
Parents, here’s a $100 voucher! Sincerely, the New South Wales government Have you always wanted to give your kids the opportunity to enrol in classes for coding, robotics, drama or art, but didn’t want to stretch the bank? Well, have no fear, the New South…
Join our Digital Clubs for Digital Creators
Want exciting coding activity treats for kids? Monthly and straight into your inbox? Join our digital clubs for digital creators; Hackafun Club and Coding Treats Club; and receive a monthly ebook with the latest coding activity, child-friendly instructions and access to our exclusive video tutorials….
Scratch 3.0 is here!
Have you heard the news? Scratch 3.0 is here! Both the online version and the downloadable offline editor for the newest version of Scratch were released on 2 January 2019. With the release of Scratch 3.0, however, a number of people are wondering what kinds of cards…
Happy Holidays to Everyone!
Happy holidays to everyone! Thank you to all of our partners, our parents, our teachers and our kids for their ongoing support of Coding Kids. Our continuing endeavour to promote digital literacy, and our goal to ensure that all kids are coding…
Robots are coming to Longreach!
Join Coding Kids Longreach for National Science Week 2018! The office of the Queensland Chief Scientist is hosting the inaugural STEM Pop-up in Longreach for National Science Week 2018. With over 1000 participants expected to attend, 2 days of workshops will be held across 7…
Show your kids the future with HackaFun at World Science Festival
What kind of jobs will we see in the future? What’s on the horizon for our children? To answer those questions, Coding Kids is bringing our HackaFun workshop to the World Science Festival! Full of games and challenges for all ages, HackaFun is a fun…
Integrate the new Digital Technologies subject into your classroom
Integrating the new Digital Technologies into your already choc-a-bloc class timetable can be tricky.
The Digital Technologies curriculum has now become mandatory in Queensland state schools. The remaining Australian states will soon follow. The Digital Technologies curriculum is not a stand alone subject, it is to be integrated into current curriculum subjects.