Awka, Anambra— Parents and guardians seeking productive educational activities for their children during the long vacation have been invited to enroll them in the 2026 Summer Kids Coding Classes, a three-week technology training program designed to introduce young learners to essential digital skills. The organizers say the initiative is aimed at helping children develop practical knowledge in computer programming, game development, artificial intelligence and online safety while building creativity, confidence and problem-solving abilities.
The summer program is scheduled to run from August 4 to August 28, 2026, with participants able to choose between online and physical classes, providing families with flexible learning options. According to the organizers, the curriculum has been designed for children who want to gain hands-on experience in modern technology through interactive lessons and practical projects. Participants will receive training in Coding, Scratch Programming, Game Development, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Cyber Safety, giving them an introduction to some of the technologies shaping today’s digital world. The academy says the cyber safety component will teach children how to use the internet responsibly, recognize online risks and adopt safe digital practices.
Organizers said every child who successfully completes the three-week program will receive a certificate of completion, recognizing their participation and newly acquired skills. They also announced that registration for the program is free, although interested parents and guardians are required to complete the enrollment process before classes begin. Registration can be completed through the academy’s online application form available at www.ddmacademy.net/kidscodingclasses�, where parents can submit the required details to secure a place for their children.
The academy is encouraging parents to take advantage of the opportunity, describing early exposure to technology education as an important step toward preparing children for future academic and career opportunities. It noted that learning programming and digital skills at a young age can help improve logical thinking, creativity, collaboration and innovation while introducing children to emerging technologies in a structured and engaging environment. The organizers added that the combination of classroom instruction and practical exercises is intended to make learning enjoyable and accessible for beginners.
Parents and guardians who require additional information about the program or assistance with the registration process have been advised to call or chat via 09059976588. The academy also emphasized that available spaces are limited and urged families to complete their registrations early to avoid missing out on the opportunity. With the program set to begin on August 4, organizers say the summer coding classes are expected to provide children with valuable digital skills while keeping them engaged in meaningful educational activities throughout the holiday period.
