Creativity Lab
Is building a generation of innovators and global problem solvers.
Why Creativity Lab?
Limited access to technology laboratories in schools affects children's interest in technology subjects as they graduate from the primary level to high school and university. Overtime, this can negatively impact the quality of innovations that would otherwise drive the increasing technological growth of our country and the ability of our youth to participate in the global technology revolution and positioning Rwanda among the leading African countries in technology and innovation by 2035.
Thus, Creativity Lab exists to bridge that gap by offering an innovative approach to teach STEM in classroom, providing affordable locally made teaching materials and complement the government national competency-based curriculum to build children's skills in robotics, creative coding, engineering and Artificial Intelligence.
Primarily, Creativity Lab works with schools to support teachers to incorporate STEM activities into the classroom and conduct after school STEM workshops for children. Its inclusive model is particularly aimed towards making a positive impact with schools that may not have full access to STEM resources.
Incorporating hands-on STEM experiments in the classroom adheres to a competency-based curriculum and offers students the opportunity to challenge their critical thinking, problem solving skills and creativity.
Creativity Lab is building a generation of problem solvers while preparing students for the jobs of tomorrow and knowledge to be active participants globally.