How Learning Programming Boosts Your Child’s Academic Performance – Backed by Statistics

Did you know that students who learn to code are more likely to perform better in school? According to recent studies, children who engage in programming and robotics activities score up to 30% higher in math, 25% higher in logical reasoning, and demonstrate enhanced memory and attention spans.

In Egypt and across the Middle East, more parents and educators are turning to platforms like Scratch, Python, Arduino, and robotics to sharpen students' minds and academic potential. These tools aren't just for future tech careers—they actively improve school performance today.

Programming enhances critical thinking, encourages experimentation, and builds perseverance. When kids learn to solve coding challenges, they develop a structured way of thinking that applies directly to solving complex academic problems.

At Young Makers, our tailored programs integrate top global curricula to ensure every student gets both a fun and intellectually rewarding experience. The results? Better grades, stronger confidence, and a brighter academic future.