STEM Education

Make STEM a subject kids actually love

Weekly coding and robotics clubs in schools across Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe, with lesson plans any teacher can run.

Tutoring — in-house & in-school

Not every school runs a club. So we bring the lessons to you.

Our school clubs are free. Tutoring is a paid programme — one mentor, our curriculum, small groups — and every dollar keeps the free clubs running.

In-house tutoring · Monthly plan

4 sessions a month, at your home

$200 per child, per month

  • One 90-minute session every week, at your home
  • Small groups of up to 6 learners per mentor
  • Our coding and robotics curriculum, term by term
  • Progress report after every 4 sessions
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In-school tutoring · Monthly plan

4 sessions a month, at your school

$200 per class, per month

  • One 90-minute session every week, at your school
  • A class of up to 30 learners, our mentor on site
  • Curriculum mapped to your term, with teacher handover
  • Progress report to the school after every 4 sessions
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Why we charge for this

Every dollar from tutoring goes back into the club programme — replacement kits, teacher stipends and transport to schools that can't reach us.

Your fees don't buy a bigger office. They keep our free school clubs open.

Full payment keeps the dream alive.

What we do

We don't ship a curriculum and walk away. We stay in the classroom for a term, train the teachers, and leave them able to run the club without us.

Every lesson plan is written so that any teacher — no prior coding background required — can pick it up and run it. Materials are built around what is already in the room: one working laptop, phone chargers, bottle caps, tape. When a school has nothing, we bring a kit. When it has a willing teacher, we bring the training.

What you get

  • Ready-to-run lesson plans for coding and robotics clubs
  • Weekly club structure with mentors for the first term
  • Hands-on teacher training and ongoing support
  • Kit lists that use local, affordable parts
  • Termly progress reports for school leadership
  • Holiday bootcamps for advanced students

How it works

  1. AssessWe visit, meet the teachers and see what equipment and time a school actually has.
  2. TrainYour teachers spend a weekend running the first lessons themselves, with us alongside.
  3. LaunchThe club opens for the term. We mentor the first sessions and then step back.
  4. GrowAdvanced students become junior mentors and feed into regional showcases.
For schools

Curriculum-aligned clubs that raise a school's profile and keep students engaged after hours.

For communities

Church halls, youth centres and libraries that want a free, sustainable STEM club.

Where we run

140 schools and clubs, one programme

Clubs run weekly, taught by trained teachers with our lesson plans and a mentor alongside. Here's where they're already live.

…and 125 more across Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe.

Ready to open a club?

We can have your first session scheduled within a month. No jargon, no expensive equipment required.

Talk to the team