A round-up of the Scratch projects which were demoed at the October 2026 Code Club session.
Write a top-down racing game in Python with pygame. Drive a car round your own racetrack, and crash into the kerbs!
How to install Python, Thonny and pygame, ready to start making games in Python.
Challenge a friend to Rock, Paper, Scissors! Your micro:bits send their choices to each other by radio and work out who won.
Build a top-down racing game in Scratch, with steering, acceleration, track edges and a lap counter that can’t be cheated.
A round-up of the Scratch projects which were demoed at the September 2026 Code Club session.
Speed along the track, jump over wild obstacles, and try to land safely on the other side. Can you make it without crashing?
Turn your micro:bit into an expert Rock, Paper, Scissors player.
How to share your finished micro:bit project so others can see it.
How to connect a micro:bit and get set up ready to start coding.
A round-up of the Scratch projects which were demoed at the July 2026 Code Club session.
Move a cat around the screen, chase down mice, and dodge flying tennis balls using Scratch clones.
A round-up of the Scratch projects which were demoed at the June 2026 Code Club session.
Build a fireworks display in Scratch using colourful particle effects that launch and explode on the stage.
Build a platformer game in Scratch starring a knight, with jumping, gravity and level obstacles.
Build a classic Snake game in Scratch, growing your snake as it eats and avoiding hitting itself.
Build a simple platform-jumping game in Scratch where a square dashes and jumps around the screen.
Build a Frogger-style game in Scratch, dodging traffic and hopping between lanes to reach safety.
How to share your finished Scratch project so others can see it and play it.
An explanation of the Scratch stage grid and how x and y coordinates work.
How to create a Scratch account and get set up ready to start coding.
How to join the Wi-Fi at Gravesend Library so you can get online during Code Club sessions.