CODING, CREATING, AND EXPLORING THE DIGITAL WORLD DURING CODE WEEK! 26.10.2026

As part of European Code Week, our students, from primary school through high school preparatory classes, are exploring the digital world through a variety of coding activities while developing their computational thinking and problem-solving skills. Our primary school students are strengthening their algorithmic thinking skills through Code.org and Compute It activities. As part of their digital citizenship studies, they are also learning the importance of using technology responsibly and maintaining a healthy balance in their digital lives. Our middle school students are designing educational games in the Scratch programming environment, featuring characters that move using arrow keys, collect litter, and earn points. Through these projects, students are enhancing their programming skills while creating digital products that promote environmental awareness. Meanwhile, our high school preparatory students are exploring smart city solutions using the Python programming language. They are working on innovative applications, such as streetlights that turn on only when people or vehicles are detected at night and recycling bins that automatically notify municipal authorities when full. Through these projects, students are discovering how programming can be applied to real-world challenges.