2 day bootcamp for selected secondary school student in Akampa, Cross River State. Nigeria. The aim of the bootcamp was to expose these kids to logic and object oriented programming (Python, Php and c#)

The third edition of the annual Bemore Summer Boot Camp through which we train girls in a two weeks boot camp, held from the 11th to 25th August 2019. The edition of the boot camp trained 250 girls in total and the senior class category was introduced for the returnees who had taken the beginner classes to further advance their learning. While the syllabus for the beginners covered digital literacy and elementary computer programming, the syllabus for the senior class covered internet tools and their uses, social media and it's applicability and web Design with HTML and CSS. The girls had a great time learning during the summer camp and are greatly empowered to do exploits with their newly acquired skills.

We had the first edition of our annual summer tech Bootcamp, from the 5th to 23rd of August 2019. The summer camp designed to help introduce kids and teenagers to developing viable 21st-century digital skills was a huge success. The curriculum covered from basic digital literacy and computer appreciation courses to computer programming. The boot camp lasted for three weeks and had 10 students in attendance.

In a bid to push for continuity of technology education and digital literacy for young adults, kids and teenagers in schools in emerging communities, our train the trainers event was designed to help with this. The school teacher were trained and informed of current technology and basic digital skills that are very essential in the 21st century. Our goal is to have these teachers continually train their students in their various schools to learn and develop digital skills. Our curriculum and course content were given to the school teachers at the end of the training and the curriculum and course content will be updated over time for them as well, occasionally, delegates from our team will be sent to these schools to evaluate their progress and also further encourage and inspire these teachers and their students as well.

During the third week of the girl child I.C.T empowerment Initiative, the girls were introduced to computer programming and computational thinking with Scratch. The girls learnt to create animations, story boards, simple games and simple calculators using Scratch. It was an exciting week introducing the girls to the world of computer programming.

"Hour of Code " is global initiative created to sensitize kids, teenagers and young adults about technology, digital literacy and computer programming. It is usually a week long project with events organized globally to commemorate the computer science education week. For the 2017 edition of "Hour of Code", we partnered with "KidsnTech" and Microsoft Nigeria, to train 800 students in 8 schools in Akure Ondo State, Nigeria. The events started with the team touring round the participating schools on Monday 4th of December 2017, the training session started on the following day. Each day we visited two schools and trained the students using scratch and Minecraft. The project was a great success and a good experience for the team.