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In this article, we shared our thoughts on bridging the gender gap in STEM. In Coding Lab, a gender-neutral environment is created to motivate students of all genders to code. For example, we showcase a good mix of projects by both genders and build programs around popular cartoons and topics (eg. Disney shows).

In two news features, The Straits Times discussed the importance of equipping children with programming skills and how Coding Lab's curriculum empowers children with such knowledge. Coding Lab caters to the interests and needs of children: It’s not just about coding but lifelong skills from proper computer habits to critical thinking and creativity.

In light of International Women’s Day, CGTN covered the uptick in women in STEM. Coding Lab used to have all boys classes but there has been an increasing number of girls signing up. Coding Lab has always encouraged all students to strive for the best, regardless of gender. We aim to provide a welcoming learning environment for all.

Coding Lab is delighted to be featured in Bizcompass, Japan’s leading site for Business leaders, highlighting key trends in IT and Globalisation. In Singapore, more children are learning coding, especially since coding is now a school subject. Our Founder, Yong Ning shares how learning to code teaches children logical thinking, problem solving, and mathematics, which are essential and useful knowledge for children in this digital era.

We are extremely delighted and honored to be featured in Japan’s top News Media – Nikkei Ecomom! As Singapore works towards becoming a Smart Nation, more plans are rolled out to encourage students to learn coding. Coding Lab is proud to be involved in helping children to reach their fullest potential in programming.

We are honored to be featured as one of the highly recommended coding classes for kids in KL & Selangor on TallyPress! Coding Lab will continue to strive and deliver high-quality coding lessons to children around the world.

With the rolling out of initiatives to build a Smart Nation, we shared how Coding Lab is helping children to pick up digital skills. Foo Yong Ning, founder of Coding Lab discussed how the curriculum at Coding Lab cultivates students' interest in programming and allow children to master computational thinking in a fun and engaging way. 

Founder, Foo Yong Ning shared with Ko Ee Sim, host radio presenter, on the importance of digital literacy for the younger generation. Mr Foo also talked about what motivated him to start Coding Lab and how the Coding Lab's curriculum is specially structured to cater to students of different age ranges. 

Our student, Jake was featured in #ALittleSomebody, by Lianhe Zaobao 联合早报. From a Bat game, to a Birthday App for his Dad and a beautiful game for his little brother, Jake is truly a young talent in coding. Click on the video to find out more about why Jake loves coding and have a sneak peak of his wonderful creations!

In this digital world, young children will have to embrace digital technologies. A way to do so is by introducing them to coding. Our co-founders, Yong Ning Foo and Candice Wang, discuss the importance of learning coding, their understanding of the increasing demand for coding classes, and how wanting to teach their children to code sparked the beginning of Coding Lab.

Read on to discover what our Founder, Yong Ning and our Curriculum Advisor, Julius have to share on why Coding is so essential for the children of today’s digitalized world. Learning coding is a valuable skill as it teaches children computational thinking skills and creativity, which is highly applicable in many disciplines even if the child does not become a computer scientist.

In the Parent's World Magazine, our Founder, Mr Foo shared the importance of building a child’s confidence in problem-solving, and how practicing computational thinking early on will be greatly beneficial. Mr Foo also shared valuable insights and tips on managing screen time wisely with children.