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Twenty-four SS3 girls, thirty-five minutes, and one honest conversation about choosing a future for yourself - not for your friends, not for prestige, and not out of fear.
On November 10, 2026, Code Orbit Nigeria held a career guidance workshop for 24 SS3 female students at Al-Iman Secondary School, Jos. Led by Nazifi Adam, the girls learned to choose their own path using the Ikigai framework — beyond peer pressure, parental dictation, and the prestige trap. One girl, scared to study MBBS, wrote that from today, Insha Allah, she will work hard to study the course.
by Nazifi Adam, Nigeria
November 12, 2026
Introduction to Python programming | Code Orbit
Bavly Hany is teaching Python programming in simple, easy-to-understand ways, using multiple mini-projects and practical examples to help learners build their skills from beginner to advanced levels.
by Bavly Hany, Egypt
October 14, 2026
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Code Orbit, Dr. Sweta Kumari & COMWE: Celebrating Student Coders at a Gaya School, Bihar, India
The partnership reflects Code Orbit's broader mission: connecting students in India to global learning, mentorship, and opportunity - regardless of location. A certificate, in the end, is proof that showing up and sticking with something hard actually counts. Grateful to Magadh Higher Secondary School, Dr. Sweta Kumari and Mindful Mind Center, COMWE, and everyone who made the day possible. Code Orbit — connecting students to learning, mentorship, and opportunity. Covered by: • 📰 Pyara Bihar — https://pyarabihar.com/organization-of-child-and-adolescent-mental-health-awareness-program/11047/ • 📰 StreetBuzz — https://streetbuzz.co.in/newsapp//view/post:596864 Facebook full video : https://www.facebook.com/share/v/192wds7wzq/
by Magadh Higher Secondary School, Gaya India
August 11, 2026
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Summer Wrapped, But the Coding Journey Continues | CODE ORBIT
To every camper who showed up, learned, built, and created with us this summer — you amazed us. 💙 You didn’t just learn to code. You built projects. You solved problems. You asked questions. You made new friends. You helped each other. And most importantly, you discovered what you’re capable of. From the first lines of code to the final presentations, watching your confidence grow has been the best part of this journey. And to every parent who supported, encouraged, and believed in their child — thank you for being part of the Code Orbit family.
by Happy Code, Parker, Colorado, USA
August 8, 2026
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What are our campers doing this month | HAPPY CODE
PROJECT DROP! A balance of tech + creativity Kids leave with projects they built themselves
by Afia Khanam
July 24, 2026
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Building a Global Learning Community Through Technology Education
A short glimpse into the incredible sessions happening at Code Orbit, where mentors and students come together to make technology education accessible for all. Every session represents curiosity, collaboration, and growth. Thank you to our dedicated mentors and enthusiastic students for making Code Orbit a thriving global learning community.
by Priyanshi Srivastava, Texas, USA
June 21, 2026
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Overcoming Barriers, Inspiring Innovators: Code Orbit x Magadh Higher Secondary School, India Collaboration
Code Orbit recently completed its Game Design Project in collaboration with Magadh Higher Secondary School, Kujapi, Gaya, India. What began as a small initiative became an inspiring example of how learning, determination, and community support can overcome challenges.
by Afia Khanam, Colorado, USA
June 9, 2026
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Code Orbit Going Beyond Code to Connect Communities
At Code Orbit, we turn ideas into technology that empowers people, solves real problems, and strengthens our community.
by Code Orbit
March 30, 2026
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Code Orbit Young Creator: Fun maze game design by 8yrs-old
Introducing a maze game designed by an 8-year-old young creator at Code Orbit, built in just one month of learning Scratch! This highlights how quickly young minds can develop creativity, logic, and coding skills.
by Akshit Sudala
March 30, 2026
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Creative side of Code Orbit
Exploring the creative side of technology, where code meets design, art, and ideas. CodeOrbit is all about building things that don’t just work, but feel different. #computerscience
by Code Orbits Students
March 30, 2026
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