- Small groups of 6–8
- Taught by AWS engineers
- Cancel anytime
- First session free
- Rated 5/5 by parents
// HOW IT WORKS
Three steps to get started.
Book a free session
Pick a day that works. Your child joins a real class with real kids — no sales pitch, no obligation.
They build something real
In their first session, your child writes real code and sees it work. They'll come home buzzing.
They keep building
Weekly sessions, a new project every six weeks, and a progress email every Saturday.
// WHAT PARENTS SAY
Don't take our word for it.
“I was sceptical at first — another coding club, I thought. But within three weeks, my son was showing me a website he'd built himself. He's never been this excited about anything educational.”
“My daughter's school teaches Scratch. Builders Club taught her Python, Linux, and how to deploy a real app. The difference is night and day. Worth every penny.”
“The small group size makes all the difference. My son isn't just another face in a class of thirty. His tutor knows his name, knows what he's working on, and actually pushes him.”
// THE PROBLEM
Schools teach yesterday's tools. AI moves daily.
The GCSE Computer Science spec hasn't been meaningfully updated since 2016. In that time, AI went from a research topic to a tool that writes code, runs businesses, and replaces junior roles. We teach what's relevant now — because we use it at work every day.
What schools teach
- →Scratch — designed in 2003
- →Basic HTML & CSS
- →GCSE theory from 2016
- →No AI, no cloud, no Linux
Last updated: 2016
What industry runs on
- →AWS, GCP, Azure
- →Kubernetes & Docker
- →LLMs & AI agents
- →CI/CD & DevOps
Evolving weekly. Literally.
What we teach
- →Cloud infrastructure
- →AI & LLMs (updated termly)
- →Linux and terminals
- →Real deployment pipelines
Curriculum updated every term
// WHAT THEY BUILD
They don't do homework. They ship.
A personal website
Their own multi-page portfolio site. Custom domain. Styled and deployed by them. Live on the internet for anyone to see.
theirname.buildersclub.org.ukAn AI chatbot
A chatbot with its own personality and memory. Deployed as a real web app their friends can actually use.
chat.buildersclub.org.uk/ameliaA multiplayer game
Built with Python. Running on a real server they control. Not a Scratch project — an actual game.
games.buildersclub.org.uk/spaceA full-stack web app
Backend, database, frontend. Production-grade code running on real cloud infrastructure. The kind of project you'd see in a junior developer's portfolio.
app.buildersclub.org.uk/tracker// PRICING
Same price as maths tutoring. Bigger payoff.
Foundations
Ages 10–12
Build real things from scratch
£320/month · 8 sessions
- 2 live sessions per week, 90 minutes each
- Small groups — just 6 to 8 kids
- They build websites, games, and AI chatbots
- A portfolio of real work from day one
- They demo their projects to you every 6 weeks
- You get a progress email every Saturday
- Certificate on completion
Intermediate
Ages 12–14
Real tools. Real servers. Real code.
£360/month · 8 sessions
- Everything in Foundations, plus:
- Real Python in the same editors professionals use
- They learn to use Linux — the system that runs the internet
- Their projects go live on real cloud servers
- They learn to save and share code like professional engineers
- They build complete web applications from scratch
- Certificate on completion
Advanced
Ages 14–16
Engineer like the professionals do
£400/month · 8 sessions
- Everything in Intermediate, plus:
- Hands-on with Amazon Web Services — the platform that runs Netflix, Airbnb, and NASA
- They learn to test and deploy code automatically
- They build with AI — the AI tools that companies are actually hiring for
- A major final project they can show universities and employers
- Work that strengthens their UCAS application
- Certificate on completion
Two sessions a week, 90 minutes each. That's 12 hours of live engineering tuition per month — from just £27 per hour. You'd pay more for a maths tutor who helps with one exam.
Your child's first session is free.
No card required. No sales pitch. They join a real session with real kids. You see exactly what they'd be getting.
Next cohort: September 2025 · Limited spots
Questions? hello@buildersclub.org.uk