I think there are several options/
1. Install Python on windows
2. Install GNU/Linux as dual boot,may make it easier to install python and modules
3. Use something like Trinket.io or Repl.it, both web based, and both have all the common modules installed and set up.
I am using Trinket.io at Code Club to help attendees learn Python. I am using this with UK primary age, so most of them are 9-11 years.
I think sometimes it is easier to learn on a system where things just work, then having to try and figure out how to install a module, which seems to add more complexity.
There are some really nice activities at
https://wwww.codeclub.org.uk - click projects, we are doing the More intro to python path.
I am happy to try and help via mastodon,
I think it is worth teaching GNU/Linux at some point, again lots of people who would be good to help with that.
