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Pytch helps people to learn Python by building on skills they have developed in Scratch.

Exciting news_

Pytch version 2 is now available! With this new version you will have two ways of writing Pytch programs (click on the images to try one or the other):

Still available.

All together as a one big program, as you are used to:

Editing one big program editor

NEW!

Editing each script of each sprite in its own Python editor:

Script by script editor

The Pytch project is a SFI funded research project led by Trinity College Dublin with partners in TU Dublin.

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Getting started?

Are you a student or a computer science teacher?

Pytch can support educators and students to teach and learn coding having fun! Learn Python with Pytch trying out our Pytch tutorials: create, personalize and share your own first Pytch project now!

For any question or feedback write us an email!

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Pytch Tutorials →

What’s new?

A new script by script way of writing Pytch programs is now available to everyone!

We hope this will make it easier for learners to create their own programs in Python. This includes also a new version of one of our tutorials.

Click on the link below to try it in the new script by script version and let us know what you think!

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Pytch Script by Script Tutorial →

Questions or comments? Email us!

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Pytch co-creation activities

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