The platform moves quickly. New features, improvements, and curriculum additions land steadily through the year, and the highlights live here.
Students can complete Computer Science Worksheets, practise Python and read returned feedback in the new app. Teachers set and review the work through the website, with answers and progress together.
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Try setting lessons, reviewing students' work and building exam practice with realistic classes already prepared. Follow the interactive walkthrough or explore for yourself.
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Choose questions, build a paper and set it to a class, with progress tracking and AI-drafted marks and feedback for you to review. Or download the paper and mark scheme to print.
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Put an interactive Python sketch beside explanations and questions, so students can change the code, see what happens and explain their thinking in the same lesson.
Read more →Prepare work ahead of a lesson, choose when students receive it and keep track of what needs marking or returning in Recently set work.
Read more →Your students land on one screen that says what is due, what came back and what you said about it, with one Up next action chosen for them. They can see what they are working on, what they have done, how they are getting on and what to act on, so keeping on top of their work and their feedback becomes something they own.
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Marking on Coding Pathway is now a workflow you can follow without thinking about it. Open a Worksheet you have set, see what is marked, what is waiting for you and what students can see, draft against written answers with AI assistance, approve a question at a time, and see how the class did: where they stand, which questions to go over and who needs you first.
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Six free Turtle Worksheets and 397 step-by-step Python activities, with students' progress saved. Share the resources or try the class tools with a free two-week school trial.
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Our first A Level map is now live, taking the shared library past 400 interactive Worksheets, and five steps take you from the specification map to a marked class set of work.
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Open the course you teach, choose what is coming next, then preview, import and set the resources that cover it. Both complete GCSE collections are live, ordered and connected to Coding Pathway's marking, feedback and class summaries.
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Coding Pathway now marks each trace-table row, bit, carry and method step automatically. It saves teachers from checking every box in a class set, while giving students useful feedback on exactly where their working went wrong.
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For written answers, AI assisted suggestions are drafted against your own marking guidance and queued automatically at hand-in or the due date. Review by question, return in one action, and a class summary shows what the work revealed.
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Teachers can now publish a lesson or worksheet for every other Coding Pathway school to read, copy and adapt. Browse the library at codingpathway.co.uk/resources, no account needed to read.
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Explanation, runnable Python, multiple choice, written answers and fill in the blanks in one document your class works through in the browser. Most of it marks itself, and it carries theory just as well as code.
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Trophy goals can now target specific units and steps. Set a recap after a holiday, warm a class up before a new topic, or reissue work as targeted homework. Pupils who already finished the steps redo them fresh and earn again, with nothing they achieved before put at risk.
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Teachers can now reset a pupil's or a whole class's progress on a single unit, ready for a fresh attempt. Year rollovers or reteaching a topic; keep the trophies pupils already earned or reset them.
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Go live in a lesson and model code straight onto every student's screen in real time. They follow along read-only, you can leave questions right in the code, and when ready they can copy it into their own workspaces and complete work.
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The core course now includes file-handling tasks. Students read from files and, more importantly, write to them, and each task is auto-marked on the file the student produces, not just on what they print.
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The kind of interactive sketches and animation you would reach for in p5.js, now in Python on Coding Pathway. A fresh, visual way for students to apply what they are learning, saved alongside the rest of their work.
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Coding Pathway now lives at its permanent home. Old links redirect automatically and nothing is lost. One thing worth checking: school web filtering. Here's what your IT team may need to know.
Read more →A library of ready-to-go Python projects students can start themselves, organised by theme, level, and difficulty. Each one seeds a workspace with instructions and starter code.
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Every student now has a persistent Python workspace in the browser. Teachers author lessons, share them with a class or with any teacher anywhere, and broadcast code live to the whole room.
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Give the class one trophy target, put the live board on the projector, and let every student find their own route to it. Plus teacher awards for the work that deserves them.
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