Code Playground Club
How to get started
Anyone of any coding skill level can set up and run a Barclays Code Playground club without any special training. You can even code along with your club and learn a new skill too.
1: Register your club
Register your club with us through this link to stay informed on the latest Barclays Code Playground updates, including online sessions and complimentary resources.
2. Get your team ready
Make sure you have enough people to run the club. Follow your school's rules for after-school activities, like safety checks.
3. Promote your club
Use our customisable poster (264kb pdf) to promote your club. This poster can be displayed around your school or shared with parents via email.
4. Access the lessons
Access our structured curriculum tailored for your Code Playground club. Then download and present a certificate for each member that joins.
Code Playground term plans
Our free code club is designed to support teachers in the delivery of sessions for children aged 8-13. Choose a term to see the resources we have selected to give you a year round code club plan.
Term 1 - Complete our story challenge using Scratch
By working through these five coding story challenges you will learn a range of skills to help you to tell an engaging story.
Term 2 - VEXcode VR series
Control your own VR robot using this series of coding projects to get to grips with the VEXcode VR robot.
Term 3 - Learn to code with BBC Micro:bit
For these projects, you'll be using the BBC Micro:bit platform to help you learn to code.
Term 4 - Complete fun projects with Scratch
This term we'll use your coding skills to build some fun projects.
Term 5 - Further coding with Scratch
This term we'll continue to develop your coding confidence with Scratch.
Term 6 - Learn Python with EduBlocks
This term we'll be coding in Python using EduBlocks.
Tell us how it's going
We’d love to know how you get on with your Barclays Code Playground club.
Send us any feedback, pictures or videos to codeplayground@barclays.com
Tag us on social media using #DigitalEagles.