7–10 years
Junior Explorers
Scratch programming, basic robotics, STEM games, and creative digital projects for curious young learners.
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Apply nowWeeks of robotics, programming, AI, web development, and design with young innovators ages 7–18. Registration for the 2026 edition is closed — relive it in the gallery.
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2026 edition
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About the program
Togeva STEAM Summer School introduces young learners to emerging technologies through practical, project-based learning — powered by mentorship, collaboration, and Togeva's mission to empower youth through innovation.
What is STEAM?
Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics — combined with creativity and technical learning to help students become better thinkers, innovators, and creators.
Our vision
Inspire the next generation of innovators, engineers, and problem-solvers — helping students discover talents, build confidence, and solve real-world challenges.
Our mission
A fun, engaging environment where every child can explore technology and teamwork through hands-on STEAM education — regardless of background or experience.
Program objectives
Emerging technologies
Introduction to AI, robotics, coding, web technologies, and digital design.
Practical skills
Build robots, websites, interfaces, and coding projects through learning by doing.
Creativity & innovation
Think independently, experiment with ideas, and solve problems creatively.
Collaboration
Team projects, communication, and leadership through group activities.
Career exposure
Early insight into software engineering, AI, robotics, product design, and more.
Age tracks
Three tailored learning paths for ages 7–18.
7–10 years
Scratch programming, basic robotics, STEM games, and creative digital projects for curious young learners.
11–14 years
Web development basics, programming, robotics systems, AI tools, and UI design foundations.
15–18 years
Advanced apps, AI concepts, real-world web projects, product design, and team innovation challenges.
Core learning areas
Five pillars of technology and creativity.
Robot building, electronics, sensors, motors, and automation — from obstacle cars to smart systems.
Logic, algorithms, and computational thinking with Scratch, Python, and JavaScript.
AI tools, machine learning basics, chatbots, and responsible use of intelligent technology.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, and interactive personal or portfolio sites.
User experience, wireframing, prototyping, and design thinking with tools like Figma.
Weekly rhythm
Structured days across coding, design, robotics, AI, and innovation.
Web development & UI design
Robotics & engineering
Innovation lab & team projects
Beyond the classroom
Benefits
Program outcomes
Flexible formats
4-week program
Ideal for beginners exploring STEAM.
6-week program
Deeper projects and advanced skills.
Intensive bootcamp
Daily immersive technology training.
Built at Summer School
Three pages, typed by hand in HTML and CSS, laid out entirely with flexbox — no frameworks, no build step. Every one of them is live, and the source is open.

A personal portfolio in eight blocks — hero, about, skills, projects, interests and contact. The first project where the student is the subject.

A long-form explainer on the Anglophone Crisis — its history, its human cost, and two possible futures. Every factual claim carries its source.

Fourteen sections, each answering one question about artificial intelligence — how it learns, how to prompt it well, and how to use it to learn rather than to copy.
All three projects are published from the Togeva organisation on github.com/togevacm
Why Togeva
Togeva is built on collaboration, innovation, mentorship, and community impact. The Summer School extends our mission — introducing future-ready digital skills to children and teenagers in a fun, accessible way.
Strategic impact
Introduce technology early, reduce digital skill gaps, and help build the next generation of African tech talent.

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