Code School & Learning Alliance launch On-campus Technical Literacy and Coding Program

Representatives from Learning Alliance and Code School—Samra Altaf (Assistant Manager HR), Muhammad Habibullah (Manager Human Resources), Nael Ahmed (Director, Learning Alliance), Sadaf Rehman (Co-founder & CEO, Code School), Ayesha Mohsin (Senior Vice Principal, A Level Programme), and Maydda Nabeel (Program Lead STEM & Program Coordinator, A Levels)—following the signing of the Tech Literacy and Coding Program contract in Lahore.

Code School and Learning Alliance Sign Contract to Implement Tech Literacy and Coding Program Across Multiple Campuses

Lahore, Pakistan – Code School has signed a formal services contract with Learning Alliance to implement a Tech Literacy and Coding Program across Learning Alliance’s school network in Lahore and Faisalabad.

The contract formalizes a multi-campus rollout of structured coding literacy for students across junior, middle, and senior school levels. The program focuses on building foundational technology skills, computational thinking, and problem-solving abilities, while ensuring teachers are trained and supported to deliver the program effectively within regular school timetables.

Under the agreement, Code School will provide curriculum, teacher training, academic guidance, and digital systems to support delivery and reporting. Learning Alliance will lead on-ground implementation across its campuses, working closely with teachers and school leadership to embed tech literacy as part of mainstream learning.

“This partnership reflects our belief that technology education must be intentional, age-appropriate, and rooted in strong classroom practice,” said Ayesha Mohsin, Senior Vice Principal, A Level Programme, Learning Alliance. “The Tech Literacy and Coding Program gives our teachers the structure and support they need to teach coding with confidence and clarity.”

Learning Alliance operates multiple school campuses across Punjab and is recognized for its long-standing work in delivering high-quality education across diverse learner groups.

“Tech literacy is no longer optional; it is a foundational skill for the next generation,” said Nael Ahmed, Director, Learning Alliance. “This collaboration allows us to introduce coding in a way that is thoughtful, scalable, and aligned with our academic philosophy, without overburdening schools or teachers.” 

Code School brings experience in delivering coding literacy programs across diverse geographies, school systems, and income levels. Its approach positions coding as a core literacy that strengthens logical thinking, creativity, and structured problem-solving.

“At Code School, our focus has always been on making high-quality coding education accessible,” said Sadaf Rehman, Cofounder and CEO, Code School. “Partnering with Learning Alliance allows us to work with a school system that values quality, teacher empowerment, and long-term impact.”

The Tech Literacy and Coding Program reflects a broader global shift toward embedding computer science education within mainstream schooling. By combining Learning Alliance’s on-ground reach with Code School’s curriculum and technical expertise, the partnership aims to deliver consistent, meaningful tech literacy at scale.