Discover · Ages 5–7
Proposed pathway
Little Inventors
Playful engineering for small hands and big questions: patterns, movement and making things work.
Project direction
Design a moving model and explain what makes it move.
Programmes & learning pathways
From first discoveries to purposeful innovation.
Choose what you want to explore, see what you could create and find a suitable starting point. Our expanded portfolio connects coding, robotics, AI and engineering through practical projects.
Explore the portfolio. Current programme enquiries are subject to confirmed placement and availability. New pathways are labelled proposed: the curriculum direction is outlined, while launch dates, equipment, venues and fees are still to be confirmed. Interest requests are saved to your account; they do not reserve a paid place.
Choose a learning pathway
Age ranges guide the starting point. Previous experience and support needs help determine placement.
6 pathways to explore
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Create · Ages 8–12
Proposed pathway
Creative Coding & Game Design
Turn an original story into an animation or game while learning the logic behind every interaction.
Project direction
Create an interactive story or a playable game with a goal, controls and feedback.
Build · Ages 6–16 · grouped by level
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Robotics & Physical Computing
Connect code with the real world through mechanisms, sensors and machines that respond to their surroundings.
Project direction
Work towards a robot that senses an input, performs a task and can be demonstrated by the learner.
Investigate · Ages 13–17
Proposed pathway
AI & Data Lab
Explore how AI learns from examples, why data quality matters and where human judgement belongs.
Project direction
Design a small classification experiment, test new examples and explain its limitations.
Innovate · Ages 12–17
Proposed pathway
Maker Engineering & Smart Systems
Bring design, electronics and code together to prototype a useful response to a local problem.
Project direction
Prototype a classroom-scale environmental monitor, sorting mechanism or smart alert system.
Apply · Ages 18+
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Robo Studio · Adults
Develop practical confidence through a project you help choose, build, test and explain.
Project direction
Agree a kit-scale prototype with admissions and demonstrate the design decisions behind it.
How learning can fit your week
Choose the setting, then confirm the details.
Learning pathways describe the subject and progression. These formats describe how sessions are organised. Admissions confirms which pathways can run in each format.
Weekly robotics class
Ages 6–16, after school in Voi
- One project across the term
- Build, test, and explain
- A named next course
A class in a host school
A school that can offer a room and a timetable
- Kits and a Muru instructor
- The school’s own teacher in the room
- A holiday cohort or a club
Holiday bootcamp
Students from one school or several, in the holidays
- One-week introduction
- A longer build before a rally
- A demonstration on the last day
Community session
A community that can gather the children and keep a room
- A local host
- A project finished in the days available
- The same age groups as Voi
Online and home
Families in Kenya and Malawi who cannot travel to Voi
- A live call
- A kit at home or at the host school
- Recorded briefs between sessions
Robo Studio
Ages 18 and up
- A project you chose
- Build, test, and explain
- Voi, Malawi or virtual
Build a programme around your school or community.
Tell us the learner ages, group size, available space and the kind of project you would like to explore. We can discuss a suitable scope, timetable and equipment plan.