Build their own games.
Your child learns to design games, code them, publish them and share them. They start with Scratch, move on to Roblox Studio and AI agents, then to Python.
Online & in Brussels
Every week, your child
moves their project forward.
Your child joins a cohort of 8 kids max. Same instructor, same classmates. They learn the foundations of code, then use them to steer AI. Ages 8 to 16.
How the weekly classes work.
A fixed weekly time slot, chosen by age group. You choose online or in person in Brussels.
- A dedicated Codaquest instructor for the cohort
- In-person: equipment provided (laptops, software). Online: a basic PC is enough.
- Platform access between classes. €50 of AI credits per school year, plenty to cover everything they do in class
- Projects saved and available from home
- Termly progress notes shared with parents
From 6 months
1 class / week
8 kids max
8 to 16
Games or products: two paths.
One method, with tools matched to each age group. Your child builds games, then products with AI, at their own pace.
Imagine a product, build it, launch it.
Your child turns an idea into a website, an app or an AI tool that other people can use.
Class times and prices.
Pick a time. Your child starts with a free trial class, and you choose a plan afterwards.
8-9 yrs
Games, animations & first discoveries
Your child discovers logic and creativity by building their first games and animations with Scratch.
- First steps with Scratch
- Creating simple animations & games
- Logic & problem solving
- Digital art and first AI-generated images, and how they are made
- Saturday · 4pm – 5:30pm· Avenue Arnaud Fraiteur 15/23, 1050 Ixelles
1 year in 4x
1,045€
Payable in 4 instalments (4 × 261.25€) · 33 sessions
that is 31.67€ per class
Included in every plan
- No sessions during the holidays
- A personalised Codaquest diploma included
- Satisfaction guaranteed
Satisfaction guaranteed. Enrol within 7 days of the trial and cancel within the first 2 weeks for a full refund.
Has your child already had a trial? Choose a plan in your parent space
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Where do your classes / bootcamps take place?
Classes and free trials run online or in person in Brussels (Avenue Arnaud Fraiteur 15/23, 1050 Ixelles), where our bootcamps already take place. In-person slots are marked with an asterisk (*) in the schedule.
Isn't it a bit young to start coding?
No. Younger children start with tools and projects suited to their age. The free trial lets you check whether the pace works for them.
Isn't coding just more time in front of a screen?
It is screen time, but your child builds something instead of watching. At the end of the class, they have a game or a project to show you.
If AI can write code on its own, is it still worth learning to program?
Yes. AI writes code fast, and often wrong. What matters now is being able to describe what you want, read what the machine gives back, spot the mistake and fix it. We practise that in every session.
Does my child need prior experience?
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.
Do we need a PC?
In person, all equipment is provided. Online, a basic PC is enough. A webcam is a plus but not required.
My child has specific needs (autism, ADHD…). Can they take part?
Every child has different needs. Tell us before the trial and we will explain how we can adapt the session.
Are there classes during school holidays?
No. We follow the French Community school calendar. We reschedule sessions that fall during holidays. We run separate bootcamps during school breaks.
When and how do we pay?
Nothing before the trial. After the trial, you choose a plan in your parent space and pay in full (six months or one year), or in four instalments for the year. The price shown covers everything: the classes, access to the platform and €50 of AI credits per school year.
What if we don't like it? Can we stop?
The free trial comes with no commitment. Once you enrol, the course runs for the term you choose (six months or one year), paid in full or in four quarterly instalments across the year. If you enrol within 7 days after the trial and stop within the first two weeks, you get a full refund. After that, the plan runs until the end of the term, with no automatic renewal.
From the very first class, they leave with something to show you.
Your child tries, you decide. No payment until you've seen what they build.