Web & App DevelopmentBuild ideas into experiences.

Classes 2 to 9. Classes 2–4 discover how digital experiences work through guided activities, Classes 5–6 build their first web pages with HTML and CSS, Classes 7–8 build interactive and responsive websites and apps, and Class 9 builds a complete digital product.

No. Each stage starts from where students are, and the foundations are taught before students move on.

Live. Every session is taught live by an instructor, with questions and discussion. Recordings are available afterwards for revision — they support the live class, they don't replace it.

How websites and apps are structured and designed, HTML and CSS, navigation and interaction, responsive design, JavaScript foundations, forms and user input, testing and debugging, and user experience basics — at the level suited to each stage.

Yes. From Class 5 onwards students build working pages with real code, and by Classes 7–9 they build interactive websites and small web apps. Younger classes build with guided, block-based activities.

The program is written separately for four stages — Foundation (Classes 2–4), Builder (5–6), Explorer (7–8) and Advanced (9) — so each class builds at the right level.

Depending on their stage: a digital story page, a personal web page, an interactive website, a responsive website, a mini web app and a capstone digital product.

Through weekly concept quizzes, regular assessments, projects and an annual assessment, leading to a skill certificate.

Quiz and assessment results, practice, and project completion are recorded on the platform. Students, parents and schools see progress reports, and skills are recorded in the Skill Passport.

Not to get started. Live classes need a classroom setup with a screen and internet. Hands-on building works best with access to computers or tablets, and our team plans the right setup with each school.