Coding Bootcamp · Ages 13 to 19
Code your holiday
Four weeks of hands-on coding, 4 to 29 January 2027. Every student finishes with projects they built themselves.
# week_4/demo_day.py from bootcamp import learn, build projects = [] for week in ["websites", "games", "data", "teamwork"]: skill = learn(week) projects.append(build(skill)) print(f"I built {len(projects)} projects this holiday")
What they’ll build
Four weeks, four real projects
Each week adds a new skill, and each skill ends in something your child made and can show you at home.
The web
How websites work, and how to build one with HTML and CSS.
They buildTheir own personal website
Logic
JavaScript: variables, loops and decisions that make a page respond.
They buildAn interactive quiz game
Python and data
Python, working with real data, and a first look at how AI uses it.
They buildA program that analyses real data, like a league table
Team project
Plan, build and test an app in a small team, the way developers work.
They buildA team app, presented on Demo Day
Friday 29 January 2027
Demo Day: they show, you see
On the last day, students present their team projects to parents and guests and receive a certificate of completion. Three days later, schools reopen.
A day at the bootcamp
Five hours, mostly at the keyboard
Learn
A short lesson on one new idea, explained simply and shown live.
Build
Guided practice for most of the day, with a trainer on hand to help when they get stuck.
Share
Students show what they made, get feedback and fix it. Every Friday, parents get a short progress update.
For parents
A holiday that counts
The long holiday is the best time to learn something new, and the easiest time to waste.
Instead of idle screen time
Two months at home can mean too much scrolling and too little to show for it. This turns screen time into making.
Hands-on, not videos
Five hours a day of guided practice with a trainer, not hours of watching someone else code.
Skills that last
Logic, problem solving and digital skills that help at school, at university and at work.
Back before term
It starts after the Christmas travel and ends on 29 January, before schools reopen on 1 February.
Fees
One fee, everything included
The fee covers the full 100-hour programme, Demo Day and the certificate. A deposit holds a seat, and the balance is due before the first day.
Full fee
UGX750,000
For the full four weeks, 4 to 29 January 2027.
Seat deposit
UGX300,000
Holds your child’s seat. The balance is due by Saturday 2 January.
Pay by 19 December
UGX700,000
Pay the deposit by Saturday 19 December and the full fee drops to UGX 700,000.
Brothers and sisters
less UGX50,000
Off the fee for each additional child from the same family. One discount per child: early payment or sibling, not both.
How to join
From first visit to first day
Five simple steps. Registration closes on Saturday 2 January, and seats are limited.
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Saturday 12 or 19 DecemberCome to a free taster
Your child tries coding for an afternoon, and you meet the team and see where they will learn.
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By Saturday 19 December for the early-payment priceReserve a seat
Pay the UGX 300,000 deposit. We confirm the seat within one working day.
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Straight afterComplete the enrolment form
Your child’s details, school, a parent’s contacts and any health notes we should know about.
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By Saturday 2 JanuaryPay the balance
Once the balance is in, we send the welcome pack: timetable, venue and what to bring.
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Monday 4 JanuaryFirst day
Four weeks later, Demo Day on Friday 29 January.
Questions from parents
Before you enrol
Does my child need to know how to code already?
No. Week one starts from the basics. Students who already code are given harder challenges, so they keep learning too.
What will my child learn?
HTML and CSS in week one, JavaScript in week two, Python and working with data in week three, and a team project in week four, presented on Demo Day.
How much does it cost?
UGX 750,000 for the full bootcamp. A UGX 300,000 deposit holds a seat. Pay the deposit by Saturday 19 December and the full fee is UGX 700,000. Brothers and sisters get UGX 50,000 off each. One discount per child, so the lowest fee is UGX 700,000.
Where does it take place?
In Kampala. We will share the venue soon, and it is in the welcome pack.
Can we try it before we pay?
Yes. Book a free taster on Saturday 12 or Saturday 19 December.
When does registration close?
Saturday 2 January 2027. The bootcamp starts on Monday 4 January.
Seats are limited
Give them a holiday that counts
Book a free taster on 12 or 19 December, or reserve a seat today. The bootcamp is part of Voyance’s capacity-building work.
Or call +256 755 825 425 or email business@voyanceconsults.com
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