A careful snapshot of documented activity across school outreach, robotics, Little Innovators Workshop, innovation programs and digital support work.
Between May 2023 and September 2026, SEN delivered practical STEM activities and innovation experiences while supporting digital systems for the wider Youth Arise federation.
The figures below are documented impact and activity totals. Some program counts may include repeat participation across activities.
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Documented engagements covered Christian Home School, Christian Methodist SHS, Estev Royal School, Grace Preparatory School, Kwabenya SHS, Hannah School, PRESEC Staff Basic, First Baptist School and Victory Baptist School Complex.
Outdooring, school outreach, STEM and AI programs, SMA activity and federation support.
Little Innovators Workshop and Mini Accelerator participation.
Blogging for Change, LIW expansion and federation digital support.
Mini Accelerator participation and youth innovation project development.
Students assembled, programmed and discussed robotics using shared kits and guided activities.
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Learners used stories, everyday materials and design thinking to build practical responses.
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Four teams worked across agriculture, education, health and digital safety projects.
Read SMA Story ->Beyond events, SEN supported the LDTP portal as a digital workspace for resources, assignments, submissions and progress review across Accra, Tema and Kumasi.
Equipment readiness, facilitator preparation, participant follow-up, activity records and payment/documentation systems remain priorities. SEN's next stage is not just more events; it is stronger systems around the work.