The Maker Club

Not sure what to choose for your child this holiday?

We’ve designed our programs to match your child’s stage — from exploration to advanced building.

👶 Mini City Adventures
Fun, hands-on exploration of how the real world works

🔄 Maker Station Rotation
Try different engineering activities in one experience

🔧 Tech Explorer
Build real projects and take them home

🏗 Master Maker
Bigger builds, deeper learning

🤖 Master Builder (Teens)
Future-focused skills like robotics and 3D printing

No matter where they start, the goal is the same —
👉 to develop confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skills

📅 April Holiday Camp starts soon
⚡ Limited spaces available

👉 Send us your child’s age and we’ll guide you to the best experience.

This is not just a model…

It’s a working Mini City where everything comes together.

Here, children don’t just learn about concepts like:
⚡ Energy & Power systems
🚛 Transportation
Circuits
♻️ Recycling

👉 They see it, interact with it, and experience how it works in real life.

The Mini City is what brings all our programs to life — helping children connect what they build to how the real world works.

At The Maker Club, we are raising confident, capable problem solvers through hands-on learning.

📅 April Holiday Camp starts soon
⚡ Limited spaces available

👉 Send us your child’s age and we’ll guide you to the best experience.

Could your child build a 4-legged walking robot from scratch?

These young makers did.

And for many of them, this was their first time building something that actually moves.

This is the kind of hands-on learning happening at our April 2026 Holiday Camp in Harare — where children build real projects, learn real skills, and grow real confidence.

No prior experience is needed — just curiosity and the willingness to try. Our facilitators guide children step-by-step in a safe, age-appropriate way.

If your child would love to build something like this (and much more), message us and we’ll share the Holiday Camp details

Could your child build a real go-kart from scratch?

These young makers did.

Many of them had never used tools before.

This is the kind of hands-on learning happening at our April 2026 Holiday Camp in Harare, where students build real projects and gain real confidence.

No prior experience is needed — just curiosity and the willingness to try.
Our trained facilitators guide students step-by-step with clear safety protocols.
If your child would love to build something like this (and much more),

Want the April 2026 Holiday Camp details?

send us a message and we’ll share the details.

Are your learners memorising content…
or applying it?

At The Maker Club Mini Smart City, learners engage in a structured, curriculum-aligned applied learning experience where they explore:

⚡ Energy & Power Systems
🏗 Infrastructure & Engineering
🌍 Environmental & Sustainability Systems
🤖 Smart Technology, Robotics & Automation

This is not entertainment.
It is curriculum in action.

✔ Facilitated & supervised
✔ Designed to support classroom learning
✔ Packages from $10 per learner
✔ Limited weekday slots available

Schools in Harare — message us “MINI CITY” for the School Info Pack.

They built this.
From timber. From recycled materials. From scratch.
Most of them had never used tools before.
They measured.
They cut.
They drilled.
They made mistakes.
They fixed them.
And then… it rolled.
🔹 On Saturday 28 March (Harare), teams will compete in a Boxcart Fundraiser in support of the Zimbabwe Sustainable Clubfoot Program, helping children access life-changing treatment. https://zscpzim.org/events/
While we are not the organisers, we are proud to support child-facing initiatives like this.
If your corporate team, school, or community group needs assistance building a pushcart — or would prefer to purchase or rent one — we can help.
🔹 In April 2026, we’re running our Holiday Camp in Harare, where students will build their own gravity-powered go-karts from scratch, learning engineering, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving along the way.
This is more than racing.
It’s about building capability — with purpose.
If you’re interested in:
✔ Entering a corporate team
✔ Getting support to build a cart
✔ Or enrolling your child for the April Holiday Camp
Send us a message and we’ll share the details.

They didn’t buy this.

They built it.

4-legged walking robots.
From scratch.

Many of them had never used a drill before.

This is what happens when children are given tools, guidance, and the confidence to try.

We’re not just building robots.
We’re building capable young people.

Would your child enjoy something like this?