A Computer Science Enrichment Programme for your students
Go beyond the textbook with Python, app development, web and game development, delivered as electives, clubs or workshops by Kod2Kids instructors or your trained teachers.
Why schools add CS enrichment
Students build real software and portfolios that showcase the school’s innovation.
Python curriculum
A structured Python path for school students, from basics to data and APIs.
App development
Students design and build Android apps and publish projects.
Game development
Workshops and clubs where students design and code playable games.
Web development
HTML, CSS and JavaScript for school websites, portfolios and tools.
Flexible format
Timetable electives, after-school clubs or short workshops.
Portfolios & events
Student portfolios, hackathons and a showcase for parents.
Enrichment tracks
Schools can run one track or several, by class.
| Track | Classes | Students build | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Python for school students | Class 6–12 | Games, data projects, automation, APIs | Elective or weekly period |
| App development programme | Class 6–12 | Android apps for school events and daily life | Club or elective |
| Game development workshops | Class 4–10 | Scratch and Python games, game jam | Workshop or club |
| Web development | Class 7–12 | School club sites, portfolios, interactive pages | Club or elective |
What a CS enrichment programme offers
What is a computer science enrichment programme?
It is a set of hands-on courses that extend the regular computer syllabus. Students learn languages and tools used in the real world, build complete projects and present them. It suits schools that want to challenge interested students and showcase innovation.
Python curriculum for school students
Our Python track starts with variables, loops and functions, then moves to lists, files, data analysis and APIs. Projects are practical: quiz engines, marks analysers, games and automation scripts. It also supports Class 11–12 CS and IP practicals.
App development programme for schools
Students design apps using block-based App Inventor first, then move to more advanced tools. Projects solve school problems: event apps, attendance helpers, homework planners. Students learn user design, data and testing.
Game development workshops for schools
Game development is a great entry point for coding. Workshops run over a few sessions or as a club with a final game jam, using Scratch for juniors and Python for seniors.
How it works
A simple, proven process for schools of every size.
Discovery call
Share your grades, student count, infrastructure and goals. We suggest the right model.
Proposal & sample session
You receive a proposal, curriculum outline and pricing, plus a free sample session for students or management.
Setup & launch
Kits, books and material arrive, trainers are deployed and the timetable is agreed with your academic team.
Deliver & report
Weekly sessions, projects, exhibitions and term reports. Renewal and expansion are planned together.
Projects your students will build
Real, working projects, not just theory.
What is included
- Track-wise curriculum and lesson plans
- Kod2Kids instructors or teacher training
- Project guides and assessment rubrics
- Hackathon or game jam support
- Student portfolios and certificates
- Reports for management and parents
Ideal for schools that…
- Want electives or clubs in coding
- Have students ready for more than the textbook
- Want Python support for senior CS students
- Plan hackathons or tech fests
- Want visible student-built software
Frequently asked questions
What principals and coordinators ask us.
Can this run as an after-school club?
Yes. Tracks can run as clubs, electives, weekly periods or short workshops.
Does the Python curriculum support CBSE Class 11–12?
Yes. It strengthens the Python skills used in CS and IP practicals.
Do students need prior coding?
No for the starter levels. Advanced levels build on earlier tracks.
How long is a game development workshop?
Typically three to six sessions, ending with a game jam or showcase.
Who teaches?
Kod2Kids instructors or your trained teachers.
How is it priced?
Per student per track, or per workshop. Request a proposal.
Enrich your computer science offering
Request a proposal for Python, app, web or game development tracks for your students.
Request a school proposal
Tell us about your school. We reply within one working day with a proposal, sample curriculum and pricing.