Coding
Games, sites and apps — Scratch to Python.
Hands-on classes in school, in your neighbourhood and online. Every child gets their own device and a real project to take home.


Games, sites and apps — Scratch to Python.
Arduino & ESP32 bots that blink, buzz and move.
Teach machines to see, sort and decide.
Design it on screen, print it, hold it.
Primary, secondary and university teams — with Qualcomm, Arduino, JKUAT and UNESCO Kenya National Commission.
SafariSTEM is a coding, robotics and AI programme for children aged 6 to 14 in Kenya, run by KyriosLearn Africa. Children learn in school, at our Lavington and Syokimau centres, or online, and every child builds a real project each week.
Yes. SafariSTEM is the programme and brand of KyriosLearn Africa. The old kyrioslearn.com website now opens safaristem.com.
Classes are for children aged 6 to 14, from complete beginners to confident builders. No coding experience is needed to start.
Children learn four tracks: coding (Scratch to Python), robotics (Arduino and ESP32), AI and machine learning, and 3D design and printing. They also use LEGO Education kits and AI prompting tools.
Plans start at KSh 2,000 a month (Bronze), with Silver at KSh 4,000 and Gold at KSh 5,000 a month. Schools get custom pricing, and KEPSHA public primary schools pay KSh 250 per pupil per term.
Classes run at 233 Owashika Rd, Lavington, at the KSCRC Center in Syokimau, inside partner schools, and online on PC, phone or tablet.
Yes. Book a free demo class and we visit, run a class and answer your questions. If you then pick a plan, 50% of the 15% deposit is refundable after the demo.