KidsThatCode

Your school can join the KTC School Hackathon 2026 🚀 Students team up to solve real problems, build tech solutions, and present their ideas.

What are your kids building? Visit Kidsthatcode.co and join the movement.

We spoke with a participant from the Code Lab (February Edition) about his experience. His story is a reminder that tech education is more than skills, it’s confidence, growth, and possibility. Watch 👇🏽 #KidsThatCode #TechEducation #Impact

Your kids already use tech every day… but can they build with it? Turn screen time into skill time. kidsthatcode.co

Easter reminds us that growth and new beginnings matter. What better time to help your child start building future-ready skills? Coding today. Confidence tomorrow. Happy Easter from Kids That Code. 💻

The future isn’t coming… it’s being built. And guess what? Your child can be part of it. Kids That Code is more than a program, it’s where curiosity turns into creativity, and kids go from consuming tech to creating with it. Let them build Let them think Let them explore.

10,000+ Nigerian kids are already learning to code. The real question is, when does your child start? L The future isn’t waiting. Book a session today!

Eid Mubarak from all of us 💜🌙 Celebrating love, faith, and togetherness today and always.

We have opened applications to participate in this years @kidsthatcodeNG school hackathon. This is also opened to schools outside of Lagos, if you can commit to bringing them here for the Demo day! Let’s see what kids are building hackathon.kidsthatcode.co

The future of tech is already in the making. 🚀 At KidsThatCode, children aren’t just learning tech, they’re learning how to build solutions with it. We’re raising the next generation of innovators, creators, and problem solvers.

16-year-old Nathaniel sharing what he learned at CodeLab. From AI prompts to building with technology, young people are discovering that they can create, not just consume, the future.

10-year-old Timilehin built a website and a game using AI prompts at the CodeLab February 2026 Edition. 🤯 Even better? He walks us through how he did it and what he learned. This is what happens when kids move from consuming tech to creating with it.

Happy International Women’s Day! 💜 Today we celebrate the strength, brilliance, and impact of women everywhere, those breaking barriers, leading change, and inspiring the next generation. Here’s to supporting, uplifting, and empowering women today and every day.

Our first CodeLab of the year and wow… what a start. Students learned Prompt AI, mastered how to ask better questions, and built real projects on the spot. Not just learning tech, they’re learning how to think. Looking forward to more!🤏🏾

Reading and writing are essential. But today’s children also need to understand technology, not just use it. That’s why Kids That Code exists.

When kids learn to code, they don’t just build apps. They build confidence, problem-solving skills, and bold thinking. That’s the real win.

If your child can use a phone, they can learn to code. The earlier they start, the more confident they become. Let’s build creators, not spectators.

Imagine a generation of Nigerian kids who can build solutions, not just consume them. We’re working on that future, one child at a time.

@kidsthatcodeNG presents Code lab 2026, where kids learn the basics of coding and discover what they can create with technology. Register now and ensure to share with a parent or school. bit.ly/Codelab2026

Codelab is back, this time we presents AI for Productivity happening on the 28 of February. Learn how to use AI tools to work smarter, solve problems, and boost output. Students, this is for you. Register now: bit.ly/Codelab2026