The Christmas break is nearly upon us! While the festive season brings plenty of magic and joy, it can also come with its fair share of challenges – especially for parents faced with the dreaded chorus of “I’m bored!” in between wrapping presents, cooking and planning.

With Christmas around the corner, finding a gift that goes the distance can feel like a quest of its own.

Code Ninjas, the world’s leading kids coding brand, is marking significant milestones with celebrations across Berkshire and Hertfordshire.

Since launching in the US in 2016 and expanding to the UK in 2019, Code Ninjas has quickly grown to over 400 locations, empowering the next generation with vital skills in coding, problem solving, and technology on both sides of the Atlantic.

Kids coding brand Code Ninjas is proud to celebrate six months of remarkable achievements, marking significant milestones for young coding enthusiasts across the country.

Gear up for an incredible half-term break with Code Ninja’s coding adventure! In a world buzzing with pixels, Code Ninja’s has unearthed a treasure trove of coding magic crafted just for you – and it goes way beyond the screen.

At Code Ninjas High Wycombe, owners Robin Theakston and Charlie Gunn are gearing up for an incredible 2024 filled with coding adventures that will shape children’s futures in the digital age.

Meet 13-year-old Melisa Deniz, a young coder who started her coding journey at Code Ninjas Enfield only last year.

Code Ninjas, experts in kids coding, is on a mission to make coding education more accessible and enjoyable for children aged 5–14.

Code Ninjas announces the launch of the Prodigy Programme, an enrichment education initiative, and its first partner in the programme, Microsoft MakeCode.

On Saturday 17th June, Robin Theakston and Charlie Gunn, best friends turned business partners, hosted a girls-only STEM coding event at their dojo, Code Ninjas, at Bucks New University.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is well underway, and we're already seeing its impact on industries worldwide.

Even though there is a significant need for computer programmers in the UK— recent research found that a new tech job is being advertised every two minutes in the UK, yet only 26% of the country's tech workforce is made up of women. There is no doubt that more has to be done to address the gender gap in the sector and entice more women to choose a field with prosperous chances in the UK. The path to getting more women into tech, in the view...

Lee Richards, owner of Code Ninjas Epsom, is celebrating after winning Best New Business in the Epsom & Ewell Business Excellence Awards.

Teachers and students hear the term ‘21-century skills’ all the time, and computational thinking is quickly becoming a big part of the conversation.