Ages 3–13 · Competition Pathway to 16

More Than a Saturday Club.
A Future-Ready Learning Experience.

Every programme is designed to help children build confidence, creativity, critical thinking, and real-world STEM skills through hands-on projects, guided instruction, and measurable learning outcomes. Each term ends with a showcase where learners demonstrate what they've built, created, and discovered — so parents don't just hear about progress, they see it.

  • 3 terms × 12 weeks
  • Age-based groups
  • Termly showcase
  • In-person or live online

Outside Lagos or in the diaspora? Saturday Club runs live online — Coding and Mathematics, taught live.

Have a child aged 14–16? The Competition Pathway extends training to age 16 for international Coding competitions.

Two girls at The MakerSpace building and testing a motorised LEGO model together
Summer Camp 2026 families

Came to Summer Camp? You've earned a special rate.

Summer Camp 2026 families get a special offer on Saturday Club enrolment. Here's how to claim it:

  1. Message us on WhatsApp, before you pay.
  2. We'll send you your camp-family rate.
  3. Then you register and pay at that rate, not the standard fee.
The year at a glance

A full year of learning, not a one-off class

Three 12-week terms, with camps in between. Children progress across the whole year.

WhenWhat
September – DecemberTerm 1 (12 weeks)
January – MarchTerm 2 (12 weeks)
AprilEaster Camp
May – JuneTerm 3 (12 weeks)
July – AugustSummer Camp
Find your child

Learners are grouped by age

Each group follows a programme built for how children that age actually learn.

Ages 3–5

Foundations

One track that changes each term, built around play, movement and making.

  • Term 1: Maths Whizz
  • Term 2: Robotics (BricksBot)
  • Term 3: Non-Screen Coding
See what they'll do
Ages 6–9

Coding or Robotics

You choose one track for the year, and your child builds through all three terms.

  • Coding Track: Python with Ozaria, then CodeCombat
  • Robotics Track: Bricks4Kidz, Strawbees, Climate Science
Compare the two tracks
Ages 10–13

Engineering Design Thinking

Real-world problem solving. Your child finds a problem worth fixing, then designs, builds and tests a solution.

  • Term 1: Design Thinking Principles
  • Term 2: Product Design (UI/UX & 3D Printing)
See the innovation pathway

Programme fees are charged per 12-week term at our Lekki centre. See fees & payment details, including the Competition Pathway

Competition Pathway

Train for international STEM and coding competitions, with structured preparation throughout the year.

Your child doesn't have to stop at Saturday Club. Learners can follow a structured Competition Pathway designed to prepare them for international mathematics and coding competitions.

International STEM Olympiad – Mathematics

Ages 8–11.

International Coding Olympiad

Ages 10–16.

Why parents choose Saturday Club

You'll see the learning, not just hear about it

Children are not just kept busy on a Saturday. They work towards something, and at the end of every term they stand up and show you what they made.

  • Measurable outcomes. Every course has stated learning outcomes and success metrics — not vague promises.
  • A termly showcase. Learners demonstrate what they've built, created and discovered.
  • Age-appropriate groups. A four-year-old and a twelve-year-old do not learn the same way, and we don't pretend they do.
  • Hands-on, not screen-only. Building, testing, making — with screens used where they add something.
  • Real progression. Terms build on each other across a full year.
STEM METS learners working through coding challenges on laptops in a bright classroom

Learners at work during a STEM METS session.

Not in Lagos? Saturday Club still works.

Families outside Lagos and in the diaspora join live online for Coding and Mathematics, taught live by the same facilitators as in Lekki. Not a recorded, cut-down version.

Ready to sign your child up?

Registration takes a few minutes. You'll get a confirmation email straight away.

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