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.

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.

In her TEDxFCCU Women talk, Code School co-founder Sadaf Rehman challenged the global education system’s failure to treat coding as core literacy. She shared how Code School’s game-based curriculum, affordable instructor model, and policy influence in Pakistan prove that early, equitable coding education is not only possible—it’s essential. This talk reframes coding as a foundation for future-ready learning.

Is coding for kids still relevant in the age of AI? Absolutely. Research from UNESCO shows two-thirds of countries now teach computer science, while the World Economic Forum predicts 65% of today’s children will work in jobs that don’t yet exist. Coding builds problem-solving, creativity, and resilience - making it the new literacy alongside reading, writing, and math.

On November 14, 2024, the AI Convergence Summit, organized by Cygnis, brought together a diverse group of experts from various...