Moonhack 2024 October 14 - 31
Moonhack gets kids together to learn how to code. Moonhack 2024 will run for 2 weeks, with project submissions open for a further 4 weeks after that.
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2024 project briefs
Our projects are all live! Which one will you choose? Will you create a maze game to encourage recycling and conserving energy, a clicker game to use best water irrigation practices to grow sugarcane, or will you choose our design brief and create your own coded solution to remove the Great Pacific Garbage Patch from our world!
Oct 14 – Moonhack begins!
Oct 14 – Submission button will go live
Nov 30 – Project submissions close
Dec 9 – Winners announced!
project 1
In Deep Water
Create a maze game to teach others to conserve energy and help stop the waters rising.
project 2
Water Adventure
Create an animation that showcases the water cycle and extend the project to other environments.
project 3
Sweeten the Crop
Create a clicker game to help grow the best crop of sugarcane.
project 4
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Create your own coded solution to this worldwide problem. Use any coding platform!
WHAT IS MOONHACK?
Moonhack is a free international event bringing kids from across the world together for two weeks of coding!
Suitable for kids ages 8-15, it’s a free, easy and hands-on way to get coding, no matter where you are.
Over the last 8 years over 190 000 children have been coding Moonhack projects.
Moonhack is organised and run by Code Club Australia. Code Club is a nationwide network of volunteer-led coding clubs with a mission to #getkidscoding! We are a charity with the aim of giving every child the skill, confidence and opportunity to shape their world.
HOW DO I BECOME A HOST?
Moonhackathons are for any household, office, Code Club, library or school that want to organise a group to participate in Moonhack.
These are independently held events, not managed by Code Club. Don’t worry! We have some simple steps to get you to the moon and back!
step 1
Register
Registration is free and will open on September 1st.
step 2
Plan and recruit
Decide on when and where your event will be held, and send out invitations.
Step 3
Event choices
Once you are registered, select which project you will offer your coders. Practice the project before it all starts.
Step 4
Moonhack and celebrate
Hold your event and celebrate at the end. Will you submit your projects and enter the competition?
founding partners
Telstra Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Telstra. We back initiatives that enable young people to thrive in their connected world including Code Club Australia. Code Club is a nationwide network of volunteer-led coding clubs with a mission to #getkidscoding! All Code Clubs are free to join, and are supported by volunteers, parents, educators and our partners.
Telstra Foundation
