KidsThatCode

KTC 2027 School Hackathon in 60s: JSS1–SS2 · up to 4 students + 1 teacher mentor · one team per school · 4 rounds · finale in Lagos 19 June 2027. Waitlist: kidsthatcode.co/hackathon

Empower young minds through tech! 💜 We’re looking for dedicated volunteers to join us and teach coding to special needs children. Your patience and mentorship can make a world of difference. Apply now: forms.gle/swJKzKECnirqB5wU9 #InclusiveTech #STEM

Coding & AI inside your school timetable: KTC instructors on-site, a term-based curriculum, an end-of-term showcase, certificates and parent reports. kidsthatcode.co/code-clubs

New month. New ideas. Don't wait for the "right time" to start building, learning, or creating—the best time is right now. Welcome to November!

Throwback to our last school hackathon finale: project presentations, tough questions from the judges, and Usoolul Iman College crowned champions 🏆 The 2027 finale is live in Lagos on 19 June 2027. kidsthatcode.co/hackathon

The internet should be a safer place for everyone and you can help build it. The KTC 2027 School Hackathon is live! • Theme: Digital Safety • Team: 4 students + 1 Teacher • Mission: Build solutions that protect young people online kidsthatcode.co/hackathon

Don't memorize it. Look it up. New Monday Tips every week 📌 #Kidsthatcode #LearnToCode #CodingForKids

3/ Test it small, change one thing. Run the code you found, then tweak one value. If you can explain what changed, you've actually learned it.

2/ Pick the answer that explains. Don't grab the first snippet you see. Look for a green tick ✅, votes from others, and an explanation of *why* it works.

1/ Say what you want, plus the language. "make the thing move" is too vague. "python make a turtle move forward" is specific — and gets you better answers.