CS50
A strong start in computer science
Learn to think like a programmer. Explore computer science, problem solving, and the fundamentals of writing code, step by step.
From your first line of code to your first robot. At Bunyar, curiosity becomes understanding—and understanding becomes something you can build.
For new learners and little minds with big ideas.

BUNYAR PROGRAMS
Three paths that bring together solid foundations, playful discovery, and hands-on learning.
A strong start in computer science
Learn to think like a programmer. Explore computer science, problem solving, and the fundamentals of writing code, step by step.
Big ideas, one little step at a time
A friendly introduction to coding. Playful activities help young learners think logically and turn their imagination into interactive ideas.
From imagination to a moving robot
Build, connect, and code. Hands-on robotics, electronics, and IoT learning through live sessions in a real classroom.
Next cohort details coming soon
A space where “How does it work?” becomes “I made it!”. Kids build robots, explore electronics, and discover the Internet of Things in live, in-person sessions.
Waiting for your next idea…
Start with a question and sketch a project idea.
Meet the components and connect them together.
Write instructions and see what happens.
Test, adjust, and learn from every attempt.
WHY BUNYAR?
Technology is more than information to remember. It is a way to think and solve problems. We build a clear learning journey, one step at a time, with room for questions and experimentation.
Understand the logic behind the code so you can build new ideas.
Arabic explanations with an introduction to English technical terms.
Every mistake is a chance to understand. Try, reflect, and try again.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Our introductory programs start with the basics. Choose the path that suits you; detailed requirements will be shared with each cohort announcement.
The CS50 path focuses on computer science and programming foundations. The kids’ path offers a simpler introduction through activities and projects designed for young learners.
No. Little Engineer takes place in live, in-person sessions. Kids connect components, build robots, and explore IoT projects. The venue will be announced with cohort details.
Suitable ages, schedules, fees, and required equipment will be announced for each program when registration opens.
Find your path and get ready for your first step into technology.