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P205 - Python Junior 1

When Python Meets Mathematics, the learning is doubled. Using primary school mathematics which students are already familiar with as a context to teach Python, students learn faster and at the same time develop a new level of understanding and appreciation in Mathematics.

Start your journey with Python

Python is a versatile and practical text-based programming language that is suitable for students with zero knowledge in coding.

Master Python Through Mathematics

Designed to strengthen logical thinking and problem-solving skills, this program uses mathematics as a foundation for learning Python programming in an engaging way.

Develop Your Own Baymax

Develop your personalised healthcare companion which provides personalised health advice

When Python Meets Mathematics, The Learning Is Doubled

Our rigorous programme ensures that our students always place ahead of the curve. Many has won national and international awards and competitions. Numerous have also utilised our programme to help them gain entry into their desired secondary school.

In this program specifically designed based on the PSLE Mathematics curriculum, Mathematics will be used as the context through which students pick up Python programming skills. For example, students learn to write a Python program to solve a “Guess and Check” problem sum.

Consistently ranked #1 as the “Most Popular Coding Language“, learning Python will enable your child to build programs that are used widely today in many domains; Eg. Web Development, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence.

Increasingly, students are exposed to basic programming at school. Whether they’ve done 6 months of basic Scratch, Sphero or Robotics, our rigorous programme goes significantly beyond, focusing on the cognitive development of our students in the area of computational thinking, regardless of platform.

Using CT is similar to how we utilize Mathematics and language skills to solve problems daily, make decisions and communicate with others. Just like how you do not have to be a mathematician to apply mathematics, you do not have to be a professional computer programmer to apply and appreciate Computational Thinking.

We have designed a curriculum that introduces computational thinking at an age-appropriate level.

While the learning is serious, our curriculum is designed to let students learn using fun, meaningful and relatable context. Students will learn how to apply Mathematical Operators to calculate the area of a square or even develop a BMI Calculator (Who knew that +, -, x, ÷ could be so fun!).

They will also make use of conditionals to create a Movie-Age checker. And what about ending off with developing their own personalised “Baymax”, complete with a health tracker and personalised health tips? The sky is the limit as Kids get their hands on these exercises, and much more in our Python Meets Math classes!

Students write code in Python to solve actual PSLE questions

Students write code in Python to solve actual PSLE questions

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Explore game development with python and find out the endless possibilities of coding! One of our students created this Pokemon game during the hackathon of our P21S-PyGD – Python Game Development course.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What programmes / languages do we teach the kids?

At Coding Lab, we believe coding is the new literacy, and our carefully designed programs cater to children aged 4-18, offering age-appropriate learning pathways.

For ages 5-6, our Junior Coder Program introduces foundational skills through interactive platforms like Scratch Jr and LEGO Robots, emphasizing creativity, problem-solving, and early math concepts. Older children (7-9) progress to Scratch, a graphics-based programming language from MIT that simplifies computational logic. Students aged 10-12 advance to App Inventor, creating functional mobile apps with real-world features like GPS. For teens 13 and up, we teach Python, equipping them with the syntax and skills to explore data science, machine learning, and beyond.

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Ages 13-18

How is the Coding Lab Curriculum different from other schools?

Designed by our Global Industry Experts, Our Award-Winning MIT-inspired curriculum develops computational thinking and creativity of expression in children of all abilities.

With a strong emphasis on inquiry-based learning and the application of key mathematical concepts, we have trained thousands of students globally in Singapore, Australia, and Japan.

We have won numerous awards for Best Coding Curriculum.
– Four-Time Winner, Best Coding Curriculum (Parents’ World Magazine)
– Voted Best Coding Programme (Young Parents’ Magazine)
– Awarded Best Coding Curriculum (Singapore’s Child)
– Awarded School of The Year, Computer Science (Little Magazine)

Is the Coding Lab Curriculum suitable for my child?

Every child is different, and our way of teaching recognizes this. Our tutors are trained to inspire complete newbies to program, to challenging gifted students in their work. Every child can learn to code, and the Coding Lab programme is rigorously designed to fit their different ability levels and learning styles, such that every child can create programs they can be proud of.

Check out our student achievements here.

What are the qualifications of your teachers?

Coding Lab teachers are often graduates of prestigious institutions, including Tokyo University. Many also bring hands-on industry experience from leading software companies such as Microsoft.

All teachers undergo intensive training in educating students the Coding Lab way, as well as the curriculum before they are assigned to a class.

Do you offer free trials?

Yes! We offer a free trial class where kids can explore the exciting world of coding and robotics at Coding Lab Japan. Trials are available both in-person and online.

During the trial, parents can discuss the school, schedules, and learning roadmaps with our staff. Our experienced teachers will also conduct a level assessment and provide personalized class recommendations for your child.

Why are some of your lessons 2 hours long?

Our lessons are 2 hours long because we believe this is the most effective format for children to truly learn and retain programming skills. Many other schools offer shorter classes, such as 60 or 90 minutes, often held only twice a month. However, with such formats, students tend to forget what they learned between sessions, and it becomes difficult to build skills effectively.

By providing 2-hour lessons once a week, we ensure that students have enough time to review, practice, and deepen their understanding within each session. This approach helps transform their experience from merely “fun” to gaining skills they can use in the future.

When calculated on an hourly basis, our fees are comparable to other schools. Additionally, our lessons are tailored to each child’s individual level, providing personalized support to ensure they can learn at their own pace. We aim to equip children not just with enjoyment but with lasting skills they can carry forward into their future endeavors.

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