Code School has completed its 2026 coding literacy program at Loretto House, Lahore, where primary students were introduced to structured computational thinking embedded directly into their school timetable. The program focused on building logic, problem-solving, and creativity through hands-on coding and game-building activities, helping students move from following instructions to independently creating solutions.

Celebrate Basant with our interactive Scratch kite game. Children click to keep their kite flying, learning cause and effect, timing, and logical thinking along the way. This fun, culturally rooted digital game shows how real-world experiences can inspire creativity and early coding skills, helping kids move from playing games to understanding how they are built.

NSCOE Winter Camp 2025-26 introduced students aged 7-13 to foundational coding literacy through a structured, project-based program delivered by Code School. Over two weeks, students built interactive games using block-based programming, developing logical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. The camp demonstrates how early, inclusive exposure to coding can strengthen core learning outcomes and support future-ready education within public sector settings.

Code School has signed a formal services contract with Learning Alliance to implement a Tech Literacy and Coding Program across multiple campuses in Lahore and Faisalabad. The agreement enables a structured rollout of coding literacy across junior, middle, and senior school levels, with a focus on foundational technology skills, computational thinking, and problem-solving. Code School will provide curriculum, teacher training, academic guidance, and digital systems, while Lea