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Code Camp World, our very own coding platform, was built with an incredible team of Aussie developers at our Sydney HQ. In the Summer of 2017, we decided to launch the world's first 3D kids coding platform.

Ever wondered how you too could balance a baby in one arm and a million dollar business in the other?

Lamar is a 10-year-old coder. She is located in Sydney's South and in grade five at school. Lamar has attended Code Camp for the past three years and loves attending the Code Camp each year.

How do we keep children engaged in this digital age? When there is an electronic device with an infinite amount of boredom-crushing activities within arms reach at all times, believe me, it can be tough!

Ideally, 90 minutes before your child sleeps is recommended to be screen-free, but even 30 or 60-minutes screen-free before bed will make a difference to kids’ sleep.

Many of us know that this digital habit can impact both the quality and quantity of their sleep, but we often find this habit hard to change.

We want to make sure that kids are being creators as well as consumers on their devices. Whether they’re coding games or writing short stories or editing short films...

85% of jobs that will exist in 2030 haven’t been invented yet. So while a number of industries need coding skills right now, we can only assume the need...

If you can program a computer, you can achieve your dreams. A computer doesn't care about your family background, your gender, just that you know how to code.

To put it simply, people write code, code powers computers and computers tell things like our phones and our hot water systems what to do.

Coding is the world’s only universal language, which means that coders can work from anywhere in the world and for anyone in the world.

By 2030, automation, globalisation and flexibility will change what we do in every single job. How can we better prepare our kids for their career?

As technology continues to develop in ways we didn’t think possible, we will need more and more people who read, write and understand code.

In just under four years, Code Camp has proudly taught 30, 000 bright-eyed kids from around Australia the basics of coding.

If you are looking for programming games for kids, the internet offers many free online programming games for children. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the best free online games that can teach programming to kids and the young at heart.

Programming toys for kids are a great way to supplement apps and computer programs when you want your child to learn to code. Using toys to teach kids coding can be affordable and a lot of fun!

What are the best programming languages for kids? We’ve come up with a curated list of some of the most fun, useful, and even challenging programming languages your kids may enjoy.

At Code Camp our philosophy for encouraging girls into tech has always focused on one thing: providing positive role models.

Code Camp student, Sarah Yep (9) has built her own Beach Safety app that's sure to save lives in Australia this Summer.

We’ve selected 12 incredible family films that show kids how technology, fun and creativity all come hand in hand.