Teach Python and Web Development in the Classroom
An educational Web IDE for secondary schoolsNo setup. Pre-configured environments. Perfect for classrooms & Chromebooks.
No card required. Just test it.
Real Code, Real Tools, Built for Education
For Schools and Educators
Zero Setup. Zero Headaches.
Runs entirely in the browser! Just log in and start coding. Perfect for managed school environments and Chromebooks.
Ready-to-Code Environments
Each workspace comes preloaded with Python, Pygame, HTML/CSS, and key libraries. No prep needed, start teaching right away.
Isolated Workspaces
Every student gets a secure, persistent coding environment. No cross-project interference, work stays saved between sessions.
Progress Monitoring
Track student activity in real time: browse files, see live edits, and spot blockers instantly. Support students with timely feedback and easy access to their work.
🎮 Run Your Game. Straight From the Code.
Let students build and play their games instantly, right in the browser, with no setup required.
Live Preview – See the game update in real time as you code in Python & Pygame
No Setup Needed – Works on any device. Nothing to install
Built for Learning – Safe, student-specific workspaces with live game preview, terminal, and tutorial panel
Design Your Site. Live, as You Code.
Let students create real websites with instant feedback – HTML and CSS updates appear live in the browser as they type.
Instant Visual Feedback – Every change appears instantly in the preview
Edit HTML, CSS, and JS – Build fully custom web pages from scratch
🧡 Perfect for creative projects, personal pages, or learning the basics of web development.
Interactive Notebooks. Visualize as You Code.
Built-in support for Jupyter notebooks makes coding lessons clearer, more engaging, and visually impactful.
Interactive editor with live code & output blocks
Graph plotting with Python (matplotlib)
Scientific libraries included (Pandas, NumPy, etc.)
🎯 Perfect for exploring data, manipulating tables, and understanding algorithms step by step.
Learn with Tutorials Switch. Code. See.
Our integrated tutorial system lets students move seamlessly between instructions, code, and live preview.
Markdown-Based – Write or adapt tutorials in simple Markdown, rendered instantly
Toggle Views – Switch between the tutorial, code editor, and game/browser preview
Modular System – Add your own tutorials or install other educational extensions
💬 Ideal for guided learning, self-paced exploration, and custom lesson design.
Built on Theia. Trusted by Industry.
Our Web IDE is powered by Eclipse Theia, the same open-source technology used by SAP, Red Hat, Gitpod, STMicroelectronics, and more.
Theia is backed by a vibrant open-source ecosystem and serves as a modern alternative to VS Code. By building on this foundation, Coding Park delivers a platform that’s reliable, future-proof, and fully independent — supported by a global community of industry leaders. You benefit from enterprise-grade technology with no vendor lock-in and full transparency.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Coding Park Academy runs entirely in the browser. There is nothing to install, no configuration required, and no administrator rights needed. Students simply log in and start coding immediately.
Students can work on a wide range of projects depending on their level and learning goals:
Python projects and 2D games using Pygame
Interactive web projects using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Data exploration and experimentation using notebooks
All projects are created, run, and tested in the same online environment.
Yes. The platform is designed specifically for classroom and school deployments. It supports group work, individual projects, and teacher-led activities, while remaining simple to manage during lessons.
Teachers have access to a dedicated dashboard that allows them to:
Create and manage student workspaces
Monitor activity and progress in real time
Access student files and project history
Organise projects and learning sequences
This makes it easy to supervise lessons and support students effectively.
No. Coding Park Academy is designed for teachers, not system administrators. No DevOps, server setup, or local configuration is required. Teachers can focus on pedagogy and projects rather than technical constraints.
Each student has a private, persistent workspace. All files and projects are automatically saved between sessions, allowing students to continue their work seamlessly from one class to the next.
Coding Park Academy is primarily intended for secondary education:
Lower secondary pupils discovering Python and web development
Upper secondary students working on more advanced projects
Computer science, digital literacy, or project-based courses
The platform adapts well to mixed-ability classrooms.
Yes. Because it runs in a standard web browser, Coding Park Academy works on most school devices, including Chromebooks, laptops, and shared computers, without special permissions.
Yes. Coding Park Academy is built with secure user isolation, protected workspaces, and data privacy in mind. It is suitable for school environments and compliant with common data protection requirements such as GDPR.
Coding Park School focuses on guided, game-based coding activities for primary education. Coding Park Academy extends this approach into a more open, project-based environment for secondary education, ensuring pedagogical continuity across school levels.
A complete coding journey, from basics to real projects
Coding Park Academy helps students go beyond the basics and build real projects with Python and the Web. If you’re looking for a structured, teacher-led path starting from primary school, explore Coding Park School. And for self-paced learning at home (ages 6+), discover Coding Park Family.
From first steps to real projects 🧭
Need to talk before you jump in?
Have questions about our IDE, deployment options, or how it fits your curriculum? Drop us a message — we typically reply within 24h.