Practical STEM education · East Africa
Hands-on programs where young people learn to code, wire, test, and build technology that works in the real world.
Now enrolling founding partners in East Africa.
Start with a single Saturday or a whole school term. Every program leads into the next one.
Eight to twelve sessions inside a partner school. Learners work in small teams and finish with a working project they can demo.
A one-day workshop at a library, youth centre, or school. No experience needed, and everyone leaves having built something.
University students train to teach, then help run Labs and Build Days in their own communities.
The lesson plans, worksheets, and starter code behind our programs. Free to reuse, and made to work without internet.
The path runs from a first Build Day into a School Lab, and for some, on to teaching as a Fellow.
So we build it — with schools, communities, and universities, without waiting for perfect infrastructure.
Our mission and values →01
Start with a real problem worth solving, then reason about it like an engineer.
Why does the school garden dry out every August?
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Write it, wire it, test it. Ideas become instructions, and instructions become behavior.
First Python script, first bug, first fix.
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Make something you can hold, demo, and improve. Then teach someone else.
A soil-moisture sensor, built and tested by the class.
labs.logicandmatter.org
The same experiments we run in classrooms, live in your browser. Drag a pendulum, move it to the Moon, watch what changes.
Schools, universities, and community organizations — let’s build the next generation of makers together.
Partner with us8–12 sessions per pathway · 20–30 learners per cohort · works offline
