Beginner
Ages 6 to 8First steps with computers and STEM, spotting the code in everyday life, then building simple robot toys.
- Basic computer skills
- Everyday coding ideas
- Teamwork and creativity
Our immersive sessions for the children cultivate essential lifelong skills, fostering critical thinking, persistence, and collaborative problem-solving for a tech-driven future.

Our Teachers Training Project empowers teachers run all lessons in our programme themselves so the learning stays in the school and communities around.

We organise and facilitate Interactive holiday camps bridge the gap between imagination and technology, transforming both young learners and educators into confident creators.

Uganda is full of young people bursting with curiosity. To reach their potential, they need access to the tools and chances that shape a future. Through Coding, robotics, digital skilling and AI we teach children to solve problems, think critically, adapt and create. Those skills matter in every field, from healthcare and farming to teaching and business.

Children move up as they grow in confidence. Fast learners can move up sooner.
First steps with computers and STEM, spotting the code in everyday life, then building simple robot toys.
Computational thinking in every lesson, with basic electronics, engineering and block-based programming.
More complex robots and electronics, with text-based programming in Python and kits such as Arduino.
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Teachers learn to run robotics and coding lessons themselves, so learning carries on in their classrooms long after our trainers leave.
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We bring hands-on robotics kits and lessons to public schools, where many children rarely get to use a computer.
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Sponsor a place at a holiday robotics camp for a child whose family could not otherwise afford it.
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The first camp in Butaleja district to inspire young innovators through STEAM activities, including robotics and coding, teacher training and digital skilling. We will give away some robotics kits to the attendees.Please donate and be part of this camp.

Beginners start at 6 to 8, intermediate learners are 9 to 11, and advanced learners are 12 to 16. Children who pick things up quickly can move up sooner.
No. We bring the kits and computers to class, and every child gets hands-on time in groups of no more than 25.
Your gift goes to the project you choose: kits, lesson materials, trainer visits, teacher training or camp places. Choose "where it is needed most" and we put it where the gap is biggest.
Yes. Choose "A grant from an organisation" on the donate form and pay by card or mobile money. We send a receipt straight away and a letter of acknowledgement on request.
