MAMA.CODES CLAPHAM AND BATTERSEA

Starting young children on their coding journey with local classes in London

What MAMA.codes says

Coding is the new literacy. It is on the school curriculum in the UK from age 5 because it is important that every child is digitally literate in order to thrive and succeed in an increasingly digital world. Our fun filled classes teach children as young as three to code through our unique teaching methods. We use songs, rhymes and story telling using free kids' app ScratchJr. Children flourish and learn to code with confidence.

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Our mission is to start all young children on their coding journey and give every young child the confidence and ability to code.

Coding is the new literacy. It is on the school curriculum in the UK from age 5 because it is important that every child is digitally literate in order to thrive and succeed in an increasingly digital world.

Our unique teaching method introduces children as young as three to coding through song, rhyme and storytelling using free kids’ coding App ScratchJr. Through following our creative coding projects, children of all backgrounds and learning styles are able to learn to code creatively with confidence. Most importantly they can have a lot of fun with code, and make full use of their bountiful imagination.

We also realise that a lot of the adults who support children with their learning, be they parents, teachers or carers, have never coded in their lives. Fear not! mama.codes makes it super easy for adults to support kids as they learn – we’ve even seen adults inspired by mama.codes to start their own coding journeys.

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