Give your child the skills
the future demands
From building PCs to programming drones — your child explores real technology through hands-on projects. Real projects. Real skills. Real fun.
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Built for every age
Content is grouped by age so your child always gets the right challenge level.
Explorers
Ages 6–9
1 moduleBlock coding, creative projects, intro to tech
Builders
Ages 10–14
12 modulesArduino, drones, 3D printing, app dev & more
Innovators
Ages 15–18
12 modulesAdvanced coding, robotics, AI, mobile apps
What your child will learn
13 modules spanning hardware, software, AI, design, and engineering. New content added regularly.
Build a PC
Learn how computers work from the inside out. Assemble real components, understand hardware, and boot your first system.
Drone Programming & Operation
Fly, code, and control drones. Learn flight physics, program autonomous missions, and explore real-world drone applications.
Android App Development
Build real Android apps from scratch. Design interfaces, write Kotlin code, and publish your first app to the Play Store.
Xcode & iOS Development
Create iPhone and iPad apps using Swift and Xcode. Build polished iOS apps and understand Apple's design principles.
3D Printing & Design
Turn your ideas into real objects. Design 3D models, understand slicing, operate a printer, and troubleshoot like a pro.
Coding with AI
Learn to use AI tools as your coding co-pilot. Write better code faster, debug smarter, and build projects you couldn't before.
Build Your Own Game with AI
Design and build playable games using AI tools. Create characters, levels, and game logic — no experience needed.
VR Exploration
Step into virtual worlds and build your own. Explore VR hardware, create 3D environments, and design immersive experiences.
Robotics with Micro:bit
Build and program real robots. Wire up sensors, write code, and watch your creation navigate the world on its own.
Arduino Electronics
Make things blink, buzz, and move. Learn circuits, code Arduino in C++, and build real electronic projects from scratch.
Python Programming
The world's most popular programming language. Build games, automate tasks, and power AI models — all with Python.
JavaScript & Web Dev
Build websites that come alive. Learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create interactive web pages and your own mini web apps.
Scratch: Code with Blocks
Your first steps into coding — no typing needed! Drag, drop, and bring your animations and games to life with Scratch.
From signup to building in minutes
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Parent signs up in 60 seconds. Select your child's age group.
Pick a module
Browse 13 modules. Filter by age group or topic.
Start building
Watch lessons, download worksheets, complete real projects.
Now offering school programmes
Coding & Robotics became an official CAPS subject for Grades R–9 in June 2024 — but it is not compulsory, and rollout depends on whether a school has the capacity to deliver it. We are built to be that capacity.
Mapped to CAPS
Our web development course covers the Grade 7–9 Application Skills content directly — the strand CAPS specifies as HTML and CSS.
No lab required
Lessons run in any browser. No installs, no licences, and no R20 000 equipment order before a single child writes a line of code.
Built for teachers
Written setup guides instead of videos, exercises that mark themselves, and printable instructions for low-bandwidth classrooms.
Mapped to the CAPS curriculum
Coding & Robotics was gazetted as an official CAPS subject for Grades R–9 in June 2024. Here is how each of our modules lines up against it.
| Module | Grades | CAPS fit |
|---|---|---|
| Web Development | 7–12 | Very strongGrade 7–9 Application Skills is literally "HTML and CSS" |
| Scratch | 1–9 | Very strongAlgorithms & Coding — CAPS names Scratch block types directly |
| Python | 7–12 | Very strongNearly all Grade 7–9 Algorithms & Coding content |
| Arduino | 3–12 | Very strongRobotic Skills — matches the CAPS kit list |
| 3D Printing | 4–12 | Very strongCAD in Application Skills; CAPS lists a 3D printer as a resource |
| Coding with AI | 7–12 | StrongGrade 7 machine learning; Grade 9 ML project |
| Build a Game with AI | 4–12 | StrongGrade 9 event-driven programming and game design |
| Build a PC | 4–12 | StrongDevice components; CAT Systems Technologies at FET |
| Android | 9–12 | StrongIT Application Development — Java is an approved PAT language |
| Drones | 4–9 | ModerateSequencing and sensors; named in the Digital Skills Strategy |
| VR Exploration | 7 | ModerateGrade 7 AR/VR hardware topic |
Coding & Robotics is gazetted but not compulsory. The DBE is rolling it out grade by grade from 2026, only where schools have capacity. We help you deliver it — we do not claim it is required.
Simple, honest pricing
One plan. All modules. No surprises.
Goodchild STEM Club
First 7 days completely free
- Access to all 13 modules
- New content added monthly
- Video lessons + downloadable worksheets
- Quizzes and project briefs
- Age-grouped learning paths
- Mobile-friendly platform
- Cancel anytime, no lock-in
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