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THE STEMBEES HUB · DANSOMAN, ACCRA

A real place to build, break and make things.

The STEMbees Hub on Dansoman High Street is a learning centre built for children 5–16, with trained tutors, real kits and room to try again

Open to girls and boys aged 5–16.

What the Hub is

Every child needs to be equipped in at least one STEM field. The Hub is where that happens hands-on: a safe, focused space with laptops, kits and tutors who expect children to experiment, fail and try again.

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It is home to our Coding Academy, STEM Explorers sessions, our FIRST Global robotics team and workshops through the year.

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Never more than ten children per tutor

5–16

Ages we teach, in age-matched groups

Kits & laptops

Provided at every session, materials included

Guardian code

Signed drop-off and pickup by a named adult

WHAT WE DO

Coding first. Then everything she can build with it.

Digital literacy, coding, 3D modelling, electronics and STEM career awareness for primary and secondary school students — taught hands-on at the STEMbees Hub in Dansoman.

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Coding

Year-round coding classes that grew out of our Summer School: Scratch Jr for ages 5–8 and BSD for ages 9–16, online on Tuesdays and at the Hub on Saturdays.

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STEM Activities

Our hands-on STEM activities, now becoming a weekly online club with one big question and one mission each week.

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Summer School

Our holiday programme every August, packed with coding, robotics and hands-on projects.

Achimota girls practicing for First Global

Robotics

Students design, build and program robots, using our robotics kits and 3D printers. Our robotics students also form Team Ghana at the FIRST Global Challenge, finishing in the top 40% of 185 countries in 2026.

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Digital Literacy

The beginner path into coding: typing, computer basics, staying safe online, documents, slides and more. A head start for school Computing, too.

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Outreach Programmes

We take STEM to schools and communities: training teachers and students in robotics and web development, and running STEM career awareness sessions for 12–18 year olds.

Inside the Hub

Real sessions, real children, real things made

A Saturday at the Hub

Six hours, 9am to 3pm, with breaks built in. Coding and making take up about four to four and a half hours of the day.

9:00am

Arrive & sign in

Drop-off with your guardian code.

Morning

Coding session

Scratch Jr or BSD in small groups.

Midday

Lunch break

Packed lunch from home.

Afternoon

Build time

Projects, kits and activities.

3:00pm

Show & pickup

Signed pickup by a named adult.

What to bring

A packed lunch and water from home. The Hub does not provide lunch.

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