Kat Leadbetter

Kat Leadbetter

Kat is Programme Coordinator for Code Club around the world, working on international club support, comms, translations and more. She loves tea, learning Japanese and hearing new facts about space.

Location UK

Activity

  • Great to have you on the course @AngelaEdwards

  • Welcome to the course @HollyBateman!

  • I love these suggestions @GillR!

  • That's great to hear @AdrianTeo, I hope you find the course useful!

  • Welcome to the course @SarahLumgair :)

  • Welcome to the course @PhrayYun!

  • Welcome @SamanthaBrett. Anyone can run a Code Club and I hope the course can support you to feel a bit more confident!

    If you'd like to chat about about any worries you have around getting started, you can always come speak to the team online at an upcoming coffee and conversation call: https://codeclub.org/en/events

  • That's amazing @RachelHuerta, I hope Code Club works well for you and you can get your club set up asap!

  • Don't worry @MelithaDumbu-Udeh, Python is a bit more complicated than Scratch and it can take a while to get used to if you're new to coding! If you want to start using Python at your club, our Python 101 course can help you build your skills and confidence https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/programming-101

  • Great to have you on the course @AlisonWorgan

  • Welcome to the course @KIBERURONALD!

  • Great to have you on the course @JonathanHounsome

  • Great to hear you've just started your first Code Club @RebeccaAnn!

  • Great to have you on the course @LouiseHoffmann, I hope it's useful!

  • That's fantastic @RudinaBND, I'm glad it was helpful!

  • Exciting stuff @HannahWalz!

  • Hi @HannahWalz whilst our projects our aimed at ages 9-13, you can use them with younger children based on your own judgement - quite a few Code Clubs do support 7 or 8 year olds, but potentially only work through Scratch, or give them more time per project. If you think they will find them too challenging, you might want to instead try using something like...

  • Hi @RudinaBND whilst our projects our aimed at ages 9-13, you can use them with younger children based on your own judgement. If you think they will find them too challenging, you might want to instead try using something like Scratch Junior, which is a very simple introduction to coding.

  • So glad to hear you enjoyed it @AlokKumarPadhan, and best of luck with your club!

  • @AlokKumarPadhan Once you'e registered your club you'll be able to access our projects via the project site, and all the club resources (posters, certificates etc) on the resource page of your club dashboard

  • Absolutely @AlokKumarPadhan. It's important to recognise the hard work and effort young people put in to learning, as well as the successes or projects they manage to complete.

  • Absolutely @KathleenBruno!

  • Great to have you on the course @AlokKumarPadhan!

  • Welcome to the course @TylerA

  • Great to have you on the course @LisaK. Code Club is a great opportunity to build your skills alongside your students, so don't worry if you don't have any coding experience yet :)

  • Lovely to have you with us @MarilenaStan!

  • That's a great starting point for your Code Club @RehamAbdelsalam, good luck with your sessions!

  • Good luck @JohnGouk, it sounds like you're off to a great start!

  • Hi @LamiaSieed, I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble! If you send the team an email at support@codeclub.org we'll make sure to help you get started :)

  • We're happy to have you with us on the course @MANGALKISAN!

  • Great to have you with us on the course @AsmaaMostafa :)

  • Welcome to the course @LauraThompson!

  • Hi @GeorgeDanquah. Once you've registered your club you'll be able to download and print these posters to help you decorate your club space

  • @HaiderNafaa Sadly we can't send posters to all our clubs around the world, but you can find and print the posters by logging in to your club profile (once you've registered) and downloading your club resources folder

  • I agree @SnehaBajracharya, and it's also a great chance for young people to be creative and try out the skills they've learned!

  • Great to have you with us all the way from Nepal @SnehaBajracharya, it's wonderful you want to share your knowledge with young people.

  • Welcome to the course @OmneyaWasfy, if you have any questions on getting started just let us know :)

  • Welcome @RowaidaNour :)

  • Welcome to the course @SamaaAwaadAbdel-Samie, great to have you with us

  • Welcome to the course @ShoroukAssem, it's great to hear that you're hoping to start a new club in Egypt!

  • Welcome to the course @MillyVoice!

  • Great to have you on the course @HaiderNafaa!

  • Welcome to the course @FionaDonnelly!

  • Great to hear you're hoping to return to Code Club @SarahJ! I hope the course is a useful refresher.

  • Lovely to have you on the course @FleurThomas

  • Great to have you on the course @SitalMonani!

  • Great to have you on the course @StaceyHatton!

  • Welcome to the course @LucyW, it's great to have you with us

  • That's brilliant @DanielVieira, good luck with your first session!

  • So glad to hear you enjoyed the course @SagunDhungana!

  • Glad to hear you enjoyed the course @LetusNyati!

  • Absolutely @LetusNyati - resilience is one of the key things young people learn when coding!

  • Glad you enjoyed the project @ItishreeBehera :)

  • That's great @DEBASHISHBEHURIA

  • Great to have you with us on the course @JYOTSHNARANIMOHAPATRA

  • Welcome to the course @PrasheethaBalamurugan!

  • Great to hear you enjoyed the course @SaraswatiSahuS.Sahu :)

  • Welcome to the course @SabrinaKirwan

  • Really hope you find the course useful @LetusNyati :)

  • Welcome to the course @CHANDANGOUDA!

  • Great to meet you too @LetusNyati

  • This is a great idea @JITENDRIYAHOTA

  • Sounds like a great starting point @SWATISHREERATH

  • That's fantastic to hear @IvanaBeric!

  • Absolutely @DibyaranjanBibhar! Being creative and adding your own personal touch to a project is a great way to learn

  • Where did you get stuck @SujataSahoo?

  • Where did you get stuck @SwagatikaPanda?

  • @ADITYAKUMARBHATRA It's great that you're looking to develop your understanding more widely, but it's important to remember you don't have to be an expert in order to use these languages or software in your club. Each project is designed to walk you through step by step and you can learn alongside your club. As long as you've worked through the project ahead...

  • I think you've hit the nail on the head here @RaymondFong - whilst it has some advantages, BYOD can stop young people who don't have access to hardware at home, or don't have a device they can bring with them, from participating. You could consider giving it as an option in your club for those who want to do it, in addition to having available hardware at your...

  • @SanjayKumarMohapatra An in-person session would be in a physical class yes, as opposed to an online session, which might take place via Zoom or Google Meet

  • That's brilliant @MarkBlackmore, pair programming at a club can produce some excellent results :)

  • Sounds like a great start @BijayMajhi

  • @MANOJSAHU Once your club has registered, you'll be able to download all the certificates and resources via your club dashboard

  • That's great @HARIPADABARIK!

  • Welcome @MANOJSAHU, hope you enjoy the course!

  • We're excited to have you with us on the course @RahasaBihariDas :)

  • Great to have you with us on the course @TSandhyaRani

  • Glad you had fun with the project @SoniaPotter!

  • Hi @TarekSeghiri - once you've registered a club, you'll be able to download all the resources

  • Welcome to the course @HannahMorrison, it's great to hear you're looking to start a club!

  • Welcome to the course @TarekSeghiri, it's great to have you with us

  • Really pleased to hear you enjoyed the course @AlexAdams - let us know if the team can do anything to help you get started!

  • Sounds like a brilliant idea @AlexAdams

  • Excellent coding @AlexAdams, I hope you enjoyed trying out the project!

  • Welcome @MeaMynhardt

  • Welcome to the course @HelenRattigan

  • Great to have you with us on the course @AlexAdams!

  • That's great @AngelaAquino, we'd love to see the things your club members make as well!

  • Absolutely @AngelaAquino. It's great to help foster that confidence

  • Great to see that you tried something new @AngelaAquino! I'm glad to hear it went well

  • This is such a brilliant introduction to computing story, thanks for sharing @DaveStead!

  • Thanks for joining us on the course @MarwaShawky

  • That's great @MarwaShawky, running a Code Club is a great opportunity for you to develop your coding skills

  • That's great to hear @AdelaÇomo!

  • Thanks for the feedback @DanielaSosoli - good luck starting your Code Club!

  • Really glad to hear you enjoyed the course @AlaaFawzyMohamed

  • So glad to hear you enjoyed the course @LauraThomas. Best of luck with your club!