Three KwaDukuza schools are ready to represent South Africa in coding and robotics at the international Tangible World Cup later this month.

Despite growing global emphasis on digital skills, South Africa’s Department of Basic Education has confirmed that Coding and Robotics will not become compulsory subjects in the near future. Instead, ...

This initiative forms part of a broader socioeconomic development commitment by both organisations to uplift the local community through education-focused corporate social investment. As part of the ...

The findings come from a Robotics & Coding Bootcamp conducted in partnership with Microsoft and the Gauteng Department of Education, which brought together 283 students from four schools in the ...

The sessions were facilitated by a team of iStore Education Programme Facilitators with a range of experience and skills across education, software development, and data analytics. iStore Maponya Mall ...

Remember the scramble to integrate technology into classrooms? For many teachers, that shift was a difficult experience. The classroom of today looks very different from the classroom of even a decade ...

Two city girls emerged as winners in the Asia Pacific Robotics Championship-2025 held in the Philippines this week. Aarna ...

A study is testing whether giving year 10 students coding classes, an electronic tablet and a robot will stimulate an interest in a STEM career. Science education outcomes have been relatively ...

VEX AIR Competition Drone and VEX AIM Coding Robot expand hands-on learning experiences, making aeronautics and artificial intelligence accessible to students worldwide SAN ANTONIO, July 1, 2025 ...

Hyderabad: Digital learning will now be part of the curriculum in govt schools, with students set to learn the basics of coding, robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) from this academic year.To ...

Prectech, a pioneering Coding and Robotics Academy founded by a young Black woman, answered this call by offering interactive technology education programs for children aged 4 to 17. These programmes, ...