Weekly classes
Your child joins a small cohort of 8 kids max. Same teacher, same classmates, steady progress week after week. Ages 7 to 16.
Why a weekly rhythm
The weekly rhythm builds habits and bonds. Each session builds on the last, and your child leaves with a project that grows with them.
Your child sees the same adult and the same classmates every week. Trust builds, ideas move forward.
Projects get shared from one week to the next. Kids help each other, show what they built, learn from each other.
Projects are saved. Your child can keep going at home, at their own pace, without losing anything.
The format
A fixed weekly time slot, chosen by age group. Online or in-person in Brussels. Your choice.
Commitment
From 6 months
Rhythm
1 class / week
Group
8 kids max
Ages
7 to 16
An age-based program
One method, with tools matched to each age group. From building games to building products, your child progresses at their own pace.
Game makers
From game design to code, your child learns to design playable games, ship them, and share them. From Scratch to Python, with Roblox Studio in between.
Young builders
Websites, apps, AI tools. Your child turns ideas into products people can actually use. They think about use, design, and launch. Not just code.
Three clear plans. You choose the length and the payment pace.
7 – 9 yrs
Your child discovers logic and creativity by building their first games and animations with Scratch, through playful activities suited to their age.
6 months
Semester · 21 sessions
1 year
RecommendedFull year · 36 sessions
1 year in 4x
Payable in 4 instalments (4 × 237.50€) · 36 sessions
Available times · 7 – 9 yrs
Classes and free trials run online or in person in Brussels: Avenue Louise 231 until 1 July 2026, then Silversquare Delta (Avenue Arnaud Fraiteur 15-23, 1050 Ixelles), where our camps already take place. In-person slots are marked with an asterisk (*) in the schedule.
No, starting young is an advantage. A NASA study shows that 98% of 5-year-olds have genius-level creativity, while only 2% of adults do. The earlier a child starts, the healthier their relationship with technology, and the deeper their technical and general skills.
No, it's actually the opposite. Instead of being stuck watching screens, your child learns to understand them and use them to build their own games and projects. They go from viewer to creator. It's often what reassures parents most: their child no longer just consumes the screen, they make something with it.
No. Workshops adapt to each child's pace. Those who move faster get bonus challenges, extra missions, or more freedom to personalise their projects. The goal is for everyone to stay stimulated and proud of their progress.
No experience needed. Most of our kids have never coded before. Our programmes adapt to each child's level. If your child has coded for more than 6 months, the free trial lets us assess their level.
Historically, 85% of our kids re-enrol. A free trial is recommended to explore with no risk before continuing.
In person, all equipment is provided. Online, a basic PC is enough. A webcam is a plus but not required.
Yes. Children with such profiles usually do well in our classes. Reach out if you anticipate any specific challenge.
Write to us via the contact page. If there's enough demand, we open a new slot in the age group concerned.
No. We follow the French Community school calendar. Sessions that fall during holidays are rescheduled. We run separate camps during school breaks.
No. You can tell us at your free trial which slot you'd like, and we'll hold a seat for your child.
The free trial comes with no commitment. Once enrolled, the course runs for the term you choose (6 months or 1 year), paid in full or in 4 quarterly instalments across the year. Our guarantee: satisfaction guaranteed for 2 weeks. If you stop within the first 2 weeks, you get a full refund. After that, your plan runs until the end of the term. No auto-renewal.
Next intake
Your child tries, you decide. No payment until you've seen what they build.
