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.

During the Project, we also visited Mega Primary School, Kurugbene, where we also trained 30 students in the school using the SeedDEV Learning Application that helps to introduce students to programming with Python, Java, C#, Javascript, Php. The kids were very excited to be a part of the training as most of them have not seen or worked with a computer system before the visit.

In commemoration of the Africa Code Week organized annually since 2015 to spark the interest of young Africans in Coding, our hour of code event was at FUTA Secondary School, Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria. The Jss 3 students of the school were introduced to programming with Python, C#, php, Node js, and Java using the SeedDEV learning App. A total of 126 students were trained in the event.

100 girls from secondary schools in Ondo State were trained for four weeks during the project. In the first week of the training, the girls were trained on computer Appreciation, which covered basic history and evolution of computers, the hardware and software components of a system, the components that make up a system, Input and Output devices and their functions and uses. It was an exciting week for the girls as most of them have not had to work with computer systems before the training. The training project would last for four weeks with various courses designed to introduce computational thinking and programming to the girls.