Python
Core Skill
ABOUT US
Empowering Future Innovators
Most young people today can use technology, but very few can build it, shape it, or question it. They scroll, they prompt, they consume. What they rarely do is understand how any of it works. InnoTech Education exists to change that. We run small-group holiday camps for students aged 10 to 14 and one to one online tuition for students aged 10 to 16, designed and delivered by an experienced secondary school Head of Computing. Every session builds real, lasting skills rather than passive screen time, in a setting where curiosity is taken seriously and no one is left waiting.
Python Launchpad is built around Python, real text-based programming rather than drag-and-drop blocks. Students write their own code, watch it run, and within a week are building, debugging and sharing programmes of their own. It starts from absolute scratch, using Python Turtle as a fast, visual way into real programming before moving into core coding skills. On the Friday we look at how AI tools are used in professional coding and how to judge whether what they produce is actually correct. These are the skills that transfer directly into GCSE and A Level Computer Science, whatever the exam board.
For students who need more focused, individual support, we also offer 1-2-1 tuition. This covers Python programming tuition for students preparing to begin GCSE Computer Science, and full GCSE (9-1) Computer Science tuition covering both theory and programming for students currently on the course.
InnoTech was founded by Jordan Angol, a Head of Computing with over ten years of experience across five London schools. He has built Computing departments from scratch, transformed student outcomes at GCSE and A Level, and led whole-school work on digital strategy, AI policy and digital literacy for both staff and students. InnoTech reflects the same standards Jordan brings to the classroom every day, built around real skills, genuine expertise, and learning that is both rigorous and properly enjoyable.
Our camps run at Emanuel School, Battersea, London SW11, in a fully equipped PC suite with capacity for up to 24 workstations. Sign up to hear from us for a Head of Computing’s perspective on the technology shaping young people’s futures, or explore our upcoming camps and tuition programmes.
The Values That
Drive Everything We Do
The principles behind how every camp is designed and run.
Safety & Safeguarding
Every camp operates under rigorous safeguarding standards. Our lead instructor holds an Enhanced DBS certificate and a current Paediatric First Aid qualification. Any associate instructors are DBS checked and work under direct supervision at all times. We maintain a maximum ratio of 1:8 staff to students throughout every session, and the camp operates with full public liability insurance. Parents can be confident their child is in safe, professional hands.
Genuine Quality
We are committed to delivering genuinely high-quality learning rather than supervised screen time. Every session is purposeful and designed to develop real, lasting skills. We hold ourselves to the same standards we would expect in any excellent school classroom.
Accessibility
We welcome students of all backgrounds and abilities. Whether your child has never seen a line of code or already builds projects at home, they will be working at the right level from day one. Every session is planned at three levels, so students are supported and stretched according to where they actually are.
Student First
Everything we design starts with one question: what will genuinely excite and benefit this student? What will they leave proud of? What will make them want to carry on? That question drives every decision from the curriculum to the daily schedule.
Meet Our Team
Dedicated educators and professionals who share a passion for empowering students.
