Logiscool Celebrates 12 Years of Empowering the Next Generation with Essential Digital Skills in 2026

2026 marks a new milestone for Logiscool, the European-founded international education network that has spent the past twelve years redefining how children learn about the digital world. Founded in 2014 as a programming school for children, Logiscool is celebrating its 12th birthday by reflecting on a remarkable evolution—from teaching coding basics to building a full digital education ecosystem that now includes artificial intelligence, creative technology, and comprehensive digital literacy.

Over the past twelve years, Logiscool has taught more than 320,000 children across 30+ countries. What started as an initiative to introduce young learners to programming has grown into a global mission: helping children understand technology, think critically about it, and use it creatively and responsibly. As the digital world has become more complex, Logiscool has continuously adapted its educational approach to meet the real challenges children will face in the future.

In its early years, Logiscool focused on making coding accessible and engaging at a time when programming for children was still considered futuristic. Today, the organization goes far beyond coding. Logiscool has developed a complete digital education ecosystem where children learn not only how technology works, but how to apply it meaningfully. Its programs now cover AI awareness and responsible AI use, creative digital creation, and digital literacy skills that support problem-solving, adaptability, and independent thinking—competencies that are increasingly essential in everyday life. Through its self-developed platforms, including MyLogiscool for students and parents and its proprietary coding environment Scoolcode, Logiscool provides a safe, engaging learning journey that continues both inside and beyond the classroom.

This evolution reflects a wider global shift. Children are often described as “digital natives,” yet everyday use of devices does not automatically lead to digital understanding or critical awareness. While technology feels intuitive on the surface, it rarely teaches how digital systems work, how algorithms influence decisions, or how technology can be used responsibly rather than passively consumed. As a result, a growing gap has emerged between surface-level technology use and the deeper skills required to navigate a digital world with confidence.

For many parents, digital education is still seen as an added benefit rather than a necessity. However, this perception no longer matches reality. Digital literacy today plays a role similar to reading, writing, or basic numeracy in earlier generations. According to the Future of Jobs Report 2025 published by the World Economic Forum, by 2030 around 22 percent of jobs will be transformed due to technological change, with analytical thinking, technological literacy, and adaptability among the most critical skills across nearly every sector. These competencies are no longer limited to technical professions but are becoming essential in fields ranging from healthcare and finance to education and creative industries.

Technology already shapes how children access information, form opinions, make decisions, and express creativity. Artificial intelligence and digital systems are becoming part of everyday life—often invisibly. Without education that builds real understanding and critical thinking, children risk growing up surrounded by powerful tools without knowing how to question them, use them responsibly, or shape them consciously.

This is where Logiscool’s mission becomes especially relevant. The organization sees digital skills not as an optional advantage, but as a foundational requirement for modern life. Its goal is not to turn every child into a programmer, but to equip them with the confidence and understanding needed to navigate a technology-driven world and adapt to constant change.

As Logiscool celebrates its 12th birthday, its mission remains clear: to empower children with the digital skills, mindset, and confidence they need to thrive in a world shaped by constant technological change. By working closely with parents, educators, and partners, Logiscool continues to build a global community focused on responsible, creative, and meaningful technology use.

To learn more about Logiscool’s journey and explore how to become part of this growing international movement, visit Logiscool.com. Together, we can help the next generation not just use technology—but understand it, shape it, and build with it.