Web & Game Development Classes for Kids in Kenya

Who this course is for

Ages 6–8 learn with a parent through drawings and spoken explanations. Ages 9–11 create guided projects. Ages 12–14 add testing and comparisons. Ages 15–17 extend the projects and explain trade-offs. The entry assessment helps identify a useful starting point; it does not replace teacher guidance.

What your child will make

Submit a conservation quiz game with three questions, scoring, a win condition and reset.

Lessons and outcomes

1. Build a page with HTML

   The content appears in a logical reading order.

2. Style with CSS

   The page remains readable on a narrow preview.

3. Add click events

   The message changes only after clicking.

4. Store state in variables

   Three clicks display three points; reset returns to zero.

5. Use conditions

   The game handles both below-five and winning states.

6. Repeat and organise

   All buttons update the score correctly and share the reset logic.

7. Debug with test cases

   Your saved notes include four tests and what changed.

8. Publish a private prototype

   The teacher can play, score and reset the working prototype.

How learning works

The four foundation courses include short teacher videos with practical activities. The eight project paths use guided workshops and built-in workspaces. Children save private projects and submit them to assigned teachers. Weekly one-hour sessions use teacher-provided Google Meet links. A course certificate requires all lessons completed and a teacher-approved final project scoring at least 70; it is a school certificate, not an accredited qualification.

Membership: KSh 3,000 monthly, KSh 8,500 quarterly or KSh 32,000 annually per child. Payment is reviewed by the school before course access starts.