Escape from the Giant Pigeon
Build a fast chase game with known positions, collision rules, win and loss states, and reliable restart behaviour.
- Program
- Scratch & Game Design
- Tool / format
- Scratch
Gallery foundation
A place for visible work, without inventing a history.
The examples below are School of Code demonstration projects from the public curriculum. They are not student submissions, testimonials, enrollment claims, or photographs of current classes.
Demonstration examples
What a future project entry could explain.
Grandma's Intergalactic Taxi
Navigate a space taxi between coordinate-based pickups and destinations.
- Program
- Scratch & Game Design
- Tool / format
- Scratch
Astro-Chicken Rescue
Collect drifting space chickens while tracking several positions and avoiding danger zones.
- Program
- Scratch & Game Design
- Tool / format
- Scratch
Robot Maze Logic
Plan, predict, and debug a robot route using paper, a grid simulation, or optional hardware.
- Program
- Robotics
- Tool / format
- Simulation, paper logic, or project-specific hardware
LED Traffic Light
Design a timed traffic-light sequence, then add a pedestrian input or state rule.
- Program
- Robotics
- Tool / format
- Simulation, paper logic, or project-specific hardware
micro:bit Reaction Timer
Measure reaction time, store results, and decide what makes a timing test fair.
- Program
- Robotics
- Tool / format
- micro:bit or logic preview
Future entry format
A project should carry useful context.
- Project title and short mission
- Program and topic tags
- Tool or hardware used
- One system the student changed
- One bug or test worth explaining
- A safe image, video, or link only when approved
Privacy principles
Public sharing is optional and deliberate.
Use a first name or nickname only. A public project does not need a full legal name, school, or personal contact information.
No identifiable photo without explicit parent permission. A screenshot or project-only image may often explain the work better.
Public gallery publication requires parent permission and a review of what the linked project file reveals.
A direct in-class or family demonstration can complete the learning cycle without any public entry.
No public student submissions yet
This is an honest Version 1 foundation. Student work, names, photos, and testimonials will not be manufactured to make the gallery look established.