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Where young minds learn to build software

CodeAugs is a coding, robotics and AI academy for learners aged 6 to 19. Small classes, one mentor to every six students, and a real project shipped every term.

1 : 6Mentor to student ratio
92%Term-to-term retention
14Partner schools
This term at CodeAugs

Saturday Builders Lab

A three-hour weekend studio where students pick a brief, build it with a mentor and demo to parents on the last Saturday of the month.

  • Ages 10-17 · Adenta campus & online
  • Robotics bay, 3D printer and lab laptops on site
  • Termly demo day with certificates
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Students taught since 2019
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Courses across 4 pathways
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Why families choose us

A curriculum that ends in something they can show you

Every CodeAugs term is built around a finished artefact - a website, a game, a robot, a trained model. Marks come from what the student built, not from what they memorised.

Project-based, always

Twelve weeks, one shipped project. Students leave each term with a link, a repository or a working device.

Six students per mentor

Small cohorts mean the quiet student is noticed in week one, not week ten.

Modern tooling

VS Code, Git, Python 3, micro:bit and current AI tooling - the same stack professionals use.

Safe by design

Vetted, safeguarding-trained instructors and moderated communication channels for every cohort.

Visible progress

Skill rubrics and fortnightly notes so parents can see exactly what improved.

Campus or online

Identical curriculum in Accra and in live online classrooms for families abroad.

CodeAugs instructor guiding teenagers through a robotics build
Our approach

Taught by working engineers, paced for real children

Our instructors write software for a living and teach on evenings and weekends. That means the examples are current, the tools are the ones professionals actually use, and nobody is reading a decade-old textbook aloud.

  • Maximum six students per mentor in every live session
  • Progress notes to parents after each fortnight
  • Laptops provided on campus - no equipment barrier
  • Ghanaian context in every brief, from trotro fares to farm sensors
  • Safeguarding-trained staff and moderated student channels
Why CodeAugs works
Age pathways

Four stages, from first block to first repository

Students are placed by ability, not only by age. A placement chat before enrolment decides the right starting point.

Explorer
6-8years

First contact with logic and creativity - no reading-heavy screens, lots of making.

  • Unplugged logic games
  • Scratch Jr & Blockly
  • Digital storytelling
Builder
9-12years

Real syntax begins. Students move from blocks to typed code and publish work.

  • HTML, CSS & JavaScript
  • Python foundations
  • micro:bit robotics
Developer
13-16years

Serious projects, version control and problem-solving under real constraints.

  • Python & APIs
  • Game development
  • Intro to machine learning
Prodigy
17-20years

Portfolio, competitions and university-ready computer-science depth.

  • Data structures
  • AI & model training
  • Capstone & internships
Popular courses

Pick a track, ship a project

Terms run for twelve weeks with a two-week break. Courses can be taken on campus in Accra or live online.

Young learners working through coding fundamentals at CodeAugs
Explorer

Coding Fundamentals

Computational thinking, sequencing and logic through unplugged games and block puzzles.

Ages 6-9·12 weeks·Course details →
A CodeAugs student building a Scratch animation online
Explorer

Scratch & Blockly

Animations, storytelling and first games built with drag-and-drop programming.

Ages 7-11·12 weeks·Course details →
A teenage CodeAugs student writing code late in the evening
Builder

Web Development

HTML, CSS and JavaScript - students publish a real, responsive website.

Ages 11-16·12 weeks·Course details →
CodeAugs Python learning kit with laptop and tablet
Builder

Python Programming

From variables to data structures, automation scripts and small applications.

Ages 11-17·12 weeks·Course details →
Teenagers exploring artificial intelligence in a CodeAugs classroom
Developer

Artificial Intelligence

Machine-learning intuition, training simple models and using AI responsibly.

Ages 13-19·12 weeks·Course details →
CodeAugs robotics session with micro:bit and Arduino kits
Builder

Robotics & Electronics

Micro:bit and Arduino builds: sensors, motors and autonomous behaviour.

Ages 9-17·12 weeks·Course details →

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Student work

Built by CodeAugs students this year

A sample of end-of-term projects, presented by the students who made them.

Python · Age 15

Trotro Fare Checker

A command-line tool that estimates fares between 40 Accra stops, built with dictionaries and a small CSV dataset the student collected himself.

Robotics · Age 12

Classroom Water Monitor

A micro:bit and moisture sensor that warns when the school garden needs watering, with an LED display and a buzzer alert.

Web · Age 16

Sankofa Reading Club

A responsive book-club site with a search filter and a review form, deployed to a live URL the student now maintains.

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Testimonials

What parents and students say

“Kwame joined at nine barely able to type. Two terms later he demoed a Scratch maths game to his whole class. The change in his confidence is what I paid for - the coding is a bonus.”

Abena BoatengParent · East Legon

“I came in for Python homework help and left with a portfolio. My weather-alert bot got me into the national STEM finals, and my mentor still reviews my code every Saturday.”

Selorm MensahStudent · Age 16

“We run CodeAugs as our Friday ICT enrichment for JHS 1-3. Lesson plans arrive ready, instructors are punctual, and our teachers now co-deliver the robotics module themselves.”

Rev. AnsahHead of School · Adenta

“The parent dashboard is honest. When my daughter drifted for two weeks they called me before I noticed. That kind of follow-up is rare here.”

Nana OwusuParent · Tema
Partners

Schools and organisations we work with

We deliver in-school enrichment programmes and teacher training across Greater Accra and the Eastern Region.

Adenta Model JHSSankofa International School Ghana STEM AllianceDodowa Community Library TechAccra HubYoung Innovators Ghana

Book a free trial class this week

Ninety minutes, no cost, no commitment. Your child builds something small and you get an honest placement recommendation.