Who it's for
Sound familiar?
- Schools wanting a one-off workshop or an ongoing club
- Foundations and NGOs running holiday STEM camps
- Teachers who want to deliver CBC computational thinking with confidence
What you get
What we build and deliver
Student workshops
Bounded, scheduled sessions on Arduino, robotics fundamentals, 3D printing or introductory programming.
Teacher training cohorts
Term-long or holiday-timetable courses, like our four-week Scratch course for primary teachers.
Programmes built around your goals
We plan around your CBC objectives, timetable and budget rather than selling a fixed package.
One-to-one help in the room
Most learning happens when someone who is stuck gets a two-minute conversation, so we staff sessions for it.
How it works
From first message to handover
- 1
Tell us who you are teaching
Ages, numbers, the equipment you have, and whether you want a single session, a cohort or a club.
- 2
We plan it with you
Topics, timing and materials scoped to your goals and budget.
- 3
Deliver and follow up
We run the sessions and leave teachers with what they need to continue.
From the blog
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- Teaching 3D Printing at the Riley Orton Foundation's Holiday STEM CampOn 22 April 2026, our team ran a hands-on 3D printing workshop for students at the Riley Orton Foundation's Holiday STEM Camp in Kenya. Here is what the session looked like.
- A 4-Week Scratch Course for Kenyan Primary Teachers: A Holiday-Timetable PlanA practical, week-by-week plan for teaching Scratch to primary school teachers over a school holiday, built around CBC computational thinking goals rather than generic coding buzzwords.
- Open Roles, and How Schools and Farms Actually Work With UsTwo questions we get often: are you hiring, and what does actually working with you look like. Here's a straight answer to both, from a Community Manager's side of the desk.
Bring a workshop to your school
Tell us who you are teaching and when, and we will plan a session or programme with you.
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