// coding & robotics curriculum-in-a-box
NERDC-aligned coding & robotics your own teachers can deliver.
No specialist to hire, and it runs on the computers you already have. KAT licenses a complete, NERDC-mapped Digital Technologies curriculum to your school: lesson plans and worksheets for the digital-literacy strand, and a live coding platform for the part that's hard. Your teachers deliver it; your students build real projects.
- Digital Technologies is a compulsory core subject through SSS, not an elective.
- Compliant from Primary 1 to SS3, delivered by your own teachers.
- Project-based assessment maps onto the SBA capstones at P6, JSS3 (BECE) and SS3 (WASSCE/NECO).
// nerdc compliance
One curriculum, compliant from Primary 1 to SS3
The computing strand runs across the whole primary-and-secondary journey under three subject names, and at senior secondary, Digital Technologies is one of the compulsory core subjects. Here's how KAT maps onto each level.
| Level | NERDC subject | Status | What KAT delivers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary 1–3Digital literacy | Basic Science. ICT strand (embedded) | Compliant | The NERDC ICT strand embedded in Basic Science, parts of a computer, common ICT devices and safe use, delivered as a light insert a Basic Science teacher slots straight into the existing lesson. |
| Primary 4–6Coding spineDigital literacy | Basic Digital Literacy (core subject) | Compliant | Files, documents, the internet, online safety and spreadsheets, plus block coding entering from Primary 5, ending in a capstone showcase. |
| JSS 1–3Coding spineDigital literacy | Digital Technologies (core subject) | Compliant | Hardware, operating systems, networks, the web, cloud and digital ethics, plus visual coding (Scratch/Blockly) in JSS 3, into the BECE capstone. |
| SSS 1–3Coding spineDigital literacy | Digital Technologies (compulsory core) | Compulsory core | Python, web (HTML/CSS), databases & SQL, AI & robotics logic, cybersecurity and tech entrepreneurship, ending in a WASSCE/NECO project defence. |
Assessment is project-based end to end: every stage closes with an SBA capstone, at Primary 6, at JSS 3 into the BECE, and a Final-Year project defence at SS3 into WASSCE/NECO, all delivered and marked in the same platform.
// how a pilot works
Trial a term before you commit a seat
Request a pilot
Tell us your school, the levels you teach and how many students. We map your classes onto the NERDC crosswalk and confirm a term to trial.
Onboard your teachers
Your own teachers get the curriculum-in-a-box: lesson plans, slides and worksheets for the digital-literacy strand, and the live platform for the coding strand. No specialist to hire, and it runs on the computers you already have.
Run a term, see the evidence
Students learn and build; you get progress tracking, auto-graded assessments and capstone project reviews in one place. Review the results, then license per seat, per term.
Licensed per seat, per term. Access unlocks when the term's invoice is paid.
// ready when you are
Make your school NERDC-compliant, with the teachers you already have.
Tell us your levels and student numbers, and we'll map your classes onto the crosswalk and set up a pilot term. No specialist hire, no lab to equip, no long contract.