clubs-progression
One map, every path forward
Each club runs from foundation to mastery. Students can climb a single column or move across them — and several paths lead all the way to competition and real programming.
Students enter at whatever level matches their experience, not their age. The ages below are a guide to where most students sit, not a rule.

Foundation — first steps, mostly ages 5 to 10
- Scratch — Introduction. Block coding.
- Minecraft — Creative and Survival.
- Robotics — LEGO builds and first mechanisms.
- Roblox — World Building, obstacle courses.
- Digital Arts & 3D Printing — Introduction. Design basics.
- Shark Tank — Introduction. Idea to pitch.
- YouTube Creator — Introduction. Scripting and filming.
Building — real skills, mostly ages 9 to 14
- Scratch — Intermediate. Game logic.
- Minecraft — Redstone and Challenges.
- Robotics — VEX IQ and programming.
- Roblox — Lua programming and scripting.
- Digital Arts & 3D Printing — Intermediate. 3D modeling.
- Shark Tank — Intermediate. Branding.
- YouTube Creator — Intermediate. Editing and thumbnails.
- Python Programming — Introduction. Syntax and logic.
- Web Design & Development — Introduction. HTML and CSS.
Mastery — advanced and competition, mostly ages 12 to 17
- Scratch — Advanced. Award-winning track.
- Minecraft — Adventures. Custom worlds.
- Robotics — FIRST LEGO League, VEX IQ, VEX V5. Competition.
- Roblox — Game Creation. Publishing.
- Digital Arts & 3D Printing — Advanced. 3D printing.
- Shark Tank — Advanced. Live pitch panel.
- YouTube Creator — Advanced. Series and channel identity.
- Python Programming — Advanced. Java and AP CS. Award-winning track.
- Web Design & Development — Advanced. JavaScript and publishing.
Where the paths converge
Two routes lead out of the clubs and into our most demanding programs:
- Robotics leads to our competition teams — a real season, a roster and tournaments.
- Python leads to contest preparation — ACSL and USACO, where a result is an externally verifiable credential.
Students who want a structured ten-month progression with written monthly reports rather than a ten-week club should look at the Belt Program instead.
Fall 2026 Term · iCode of WellesleyStarts Sep 28
Every level, same term, same price
- Dates
- Sep 28, 2026 – Dec 7, 2026
- Format
- 10 sessions, one hour a week
- Location
- 73 Central Street, Wellesley
$395 per club, per term · second club $325
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