Provide rural Ghanaian children digital technology

Three weeks ago, our new school year began, and with that, we started our lessons with six partner schools and at our office with our Saturday Coding Class for children. We were very delighted to see some familiar faces again and to welcome new ones in our beginner courses.

Last week we visited three new schools in our area to pitch our project and expand our partner schools to increase the number of our students. So far, we have reached187 students, with more signing up in the last few days.

In past years, our learners expressed wishes to build a robot in our robotics class and not only learn how to control it. We always try to improve and keep our learners happy, so for this school year we are very proud to have five new robotic kits that allow the students to build their own robot. We bought two programmable 5-in-1 robot kits and three 12-in-1 solar robot kits to offer variety even with limited resources.

Our new solar robots not only let us teach the kits without electricity, so we can still hold lessonsregardless of the power supply; we also use them to teach the children about solar electricity, resources, and sustainability.

We thank you for your generosity. Without you, we could not have made these improvements or taken steps to increase the number of students we reach. Thank you for believing in our students and their future. Your support is helping to create lasting opportunities through digital education, and we look forward to continuing this journey with you.