diff --git a/_data/sidebar_tree.yaml b/_data/sidebar_tree.yaml
index 6bda3dde..cea47866 100644
--- a/_data/sidebar_tree.yaml
+++ b/_data/sidebar_tree.yaml
@@ -45,6 +45,8 @@ tree:
       title: Updating your brain board
     - url: /tutorials/discord
       title: How to use Discord
+    - url: /tutorials/code_submitter
+      title: Using the Code Submitter
   - url: /rules/
     title: Rules
     tree:
diff --git a/robots_101/programme_structure.md b/robots_101/programme_structure.md
index b4eba8c0..6603aa27 100644
--- a/robots_101/programme_structure.md
+++ b/robots_101/programme_structure.md
@@ -69,8 +69,8 @@ as volunteers able to help with the kits and hands-on guidance with your robot.
 
 ## Virtual League
 
-The Virtual League is often the first change you'll have to test your
-strategies against other teams. You'll submit your robot code for running
+The Virtual League is often the first chance you'll have to test your strategies
+against other teams. You'll [submit][code-submitter] your robot code for running
 against other teams in the [simulator][simulator]. The matches are livestreamed
 on our [YouTube Channel][youtube] and you'll get a copy of your robot's logs
 afterwards so you can continue to improve it.
@@ -100,5 +100,6 @@ afternoon you'll advance into the knockout stages, and can go on to win prizes.
 [kit]: {{ site.baseurl }}/kit/
 [discord]: {{ site.baseurl }}/tutorials/discord
 [tech-days]: {{ site.baseurl }}/robots_101/tech_days
+[code-submitter]: {{ site.baseurl }}/tutorials/code_submitter
 [simulator]: {{ site.baseurl }}/simulator/
 [youtube]: https://www.youtube.com/@studentrobotics
diff --git a/tutorials/code_submitter.md b/tutorials/code_submitter.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..df6bc337
--- /dev/null
+++ b/tutorials/code_submitter.md
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+---
+layout: page
+title: Using the Code Submitter
+---
+
+# Using the Code Submitter
+
+For virtual aspects of the competition, such as the [Virtual League][virtual-league], you will submit your code using the [code-submitter][code-submitter].
+Your code will then be run alongside other teams' code in the [simulator][simulator].
+
+To prepare your code for upload, you should create a zip archive containing all the code you want to submit.
+As with running the code in the simulator locally or on your robot, this must include a file named _exactly_ **`robot.py`**, placed in the root of the archive (not within a subfolder).
+You can also provide other files as well and use them from your `robot.py` file, however the code-submitter will always look for a `robot.py` file as that is what the simulator will run.
+
+Once you have prepared the archive containing your code:
+
+1. Visit the [Code Submitter][code-submitter]
+1. Log in using:
+  * your team's TLA as the username, in UPPERCASE\
+    (your team's channel in Discord is named like `#team-tla`)
+  * the same password as you used to get access to your team's area in Discord\
+    (check with your supervisor if you're not sure what this is)
+1. Upload the archive to the Code Submitter
+
+[virtual-league]: {{ site.baseurl }}/robots_101/programme_structure#virtual-league
+[simulator]: {{ site.baseurl }}/simulator/
+[code-submitter]: https://studentrobotics.org/code-submitter/