We were delighted to welcome students from nine schools and coding groups to Trinity College Dublin for our Pytch Create-athon on 1 October. Students joined[…]

We are delighted to announce the launch of the Irish-language version of Pytch, just in time for the beginning of the new school year. This[…]

We had another brilliant weekend bringing Pytch to Dublin Maker 2026 at Leopardstown Racecourse. This year marked our fourth time participating in Dublin Maker. We[…]

The Pytch team was delighted to take part in Forest Fest Music & Arts Weekend 2026, thanks to a very kind invitation from Mark Gavin[…]

🎮 From Tutorials to Original Games The Pytch team was delighted to return to Dublin City University (DCU) to deliver a creative coding workshop for[…]

From 29 June to 3 July 2026, the Pytch team was delighted to welcome participants from Teen-Turn’s STEM Inside programme for an exciting week of[…]

Supporting Sustainable Computing Education 🌱 On Saturday 13 June, the Pytch team welcomed a group of enthusiastic educators from across Ireland to an interactive, hands-on[…]

Bringing Pytch into the Classroom 🏫 Declan Quinn, Computer Science Teacher at Larkin Community College, developed a Junior Cycle Coding Classroom-Based Assessment (CBA) using the[…]

Welcome to the Pytch Showcase The Pytch team were delighted to welcome first and second year students and teachers from Mount Carmel Secondary School and[…]

A creative new Pytch game 🎮🌱 As part of our ongoing work exploring creative coding, our Research Assistant, Martin Nang’ole, recently developed a brand-new interactive[…]