Erase All Kittens

The page highlights efforts to encourage girls to code globally, noting that most coding tools are designed by men.

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The page explores which programming languages are best for teaching kids to code.

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The game introduces children to computational thinking and professional coding languages.

Erase All Kittens partners with Tesco to distribute its coding game aimed at teaching young girls programming skills. The U.K.-based edtech startup has secured over $1 million in seed funding. The deal aligns with International Women’s Day, emphasizing support for girls in STEM education.

Mar 2022TechCrunchNews article

Erase All Kittens launches a Mario-style web game targeting girls aged 8–12 to learn coding. The platform has attracted 160,000 players across over 100 countries. It secures a $1 million seed round led by Twinkl Educational Publishing, with participation from Christian Reyntjens of A Black Square.

Apr 2021TechCrunchNews article

Erase All Kittens raises £720,000 in seed funding from Twinkl Educational Publishing. The company develops gamified learning tools for children. Twinkl, a leading educational publisher, backs the platform’s growth in digital education.

Apr 2021uktechnews.infoNews article

Erase All Kittens and Techfugees teach Syrian girls to code via interactive coding workshops. The program uses a game-based approach featuring kittens to engage young learners. Participants gain hands-on experience with programming fundamentals in a supportive environment.

Jan 2018LabrootsNews article