ABOUT US
Computing Reddy Training and Development bridges the gap between young people and the digital world by delivering community-rooted computing and creative tech experiences. We unlock potential through practical learning, collaboration, and meaningful real-world projects.
Community Programmes
We believe in building digital confidence from the ground up. Our community strand focuses on creating inclusive opportunities for young people who are underrepresented in tech.
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We run after-school and weekend clubs in trusted community spaces, giving young people a safe and supportive environment to explore computing.
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Our pop-up tech labs and creative digital workshops allow young people to experiment with coding, design, and problem-solving—regardless of access to devices at home.We work with community groups, housing providers, and youth clubs to reach those most at risk of digital exclusion.
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Projects are built around real-world issues and social impact, including charitable enterprise and digital storytelling.
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Our work creates connections between young people, their families, and tech role models from similar backgrounds—showing what’s possible when confidence and opportunity meet.
Feel confident delivering your curriculum.
Challenge young people to think computationally.
Save money and develop a meaningful curriculum.
Raise aspirations through industry professionals
Develop staff knowledge and skills
Testimonials
"As the computing subject leader I cannot speak highly enough of his contribution to our school computing curriculum and the CPD hew has provided for staff has created a new confidence when delivering computing lessons. The children have reignited their love for computing and in a recent pupil voice one thing was prominent and that was how much they loved Computing Reddy and how much they have enjoyed their recent ICT lessons. He has gone above and beyond when it comes to promoting computing and his after school clubs have been a success. Reddy is someone we will invite back to our school time and time again."
Melanie Egan
Deputy Head teacher
Belthorn Academy, Blackburn