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Let’s Get Coding

Code for Schools materials are designed to help teachers confidently deliver a fun, engaging, and industry-relevant DigiTech programme in alignment with the Australian curriculum

Let’s get coding in the classroom!

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Teachers

Our free classroom-in-a-box materials include: videos, lesson plans, slides, worksheets, online exercises, and more, for upper primary through to year 12.

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Students

Ready to get coding? Click here to find your course and start bringing your ideas to life through code!

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Schools

Used by over 100,000 students and 200 schools Australia-wide, Code for Schools is a complete digitech experience for schools, students & teachers. Completely Free!

Our program offers relevant and exciting education by drawing on tech industry experts who train and mentor teachers, to build their ability and confidence to teach digitech, as well as connect with students to bring a career in digitech to life.

We share free and open teaching materials, built by computer science and teaching experts. Our easy to implement, ‘classroom in a box’ includes teacher training videos, lesson plans, student videos and complete lessons that align with the Australian digitech curriculum.

All materials are provided under the relaxed Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, which means they can be used for any purpose as long as the attribution to Code for Schools is maintained.

“Code for Schools is a great resource and has provided fantastic support for teachers and students alike. Code for Schools manages to break down complex content into manageable and accessible interactive lessons that engage students and progress their learning thus building student confidence and ensuring that they reach their potential in the digital environment.“
Plumpton High School

Read more about our mission & impact in our 2023 Impact Report (until 2025, we were known as CS in Schools)