Nervtek called, and Bamenda answered! The Easter STEAM Fest 2025 was a huge success.
Last week, Nervtek Education organized a 3-day tech adventure that lit up Bamenda! Hosted at EduCare and Full Gospel Bilingual Primary and Nursery School (FUGOBPANS), the 3-day event saw over 197+ young learners aged 7 to 17 turn out across the two locations eager to learn and kick-start their journey into the world of technology.
The workshop brought together bright minds who were introduced to cutting-edge technologies like robotics, coding, artificial intelligence, 3D modeling, and virtual reality. Under the guidance of Nervtek’s STEAM Educators and volunteers, these learners dove into hands-on sessions designed to spark curiosity and ignite creativity.
Armed with powerful tools like nTron ignite kit, Tello drones, Meta Quest VR headsets, Creality 3D printers, mBot robots, and mBlock, the children didn’t just watch they built, coded, and created. They piloted drones, explored immersive virtual worlds, made robots move, designed in 3D, and saw their own code come to life.
The energy was electric. Smiles and excitement filled the rooms as kids imagined their futures as engineers, developers, designers, and innovators.
Supported by UNDP Cameroon, which provided essential resources like laptops, VR headsets, the Easter STEAM Fest was more than just a holiday program it was a launchpad for future innovators.
As the program came to a close, one question echoed in every space:
“When will you be coming back?”
We heard you, Bamenda!
That’s why we’re excited to announce that Holiday Tech Camp 2025 is coming to Bamenda. This is your chance to build on the STEAM Fest momentum and take your child’s tech skills to the next level.
Registration is now open secure a spot for your child today!
Let’s keep the tech spark alive. The future is now!
The Easter STEAM Fest 2025 sounds like an incredible event! It’s inspiring to see so many young minds engaged with cutting-edge technology and exploring fields like robotics, coding, and AI. The hands-on approach and the use of tools like drones, VR headsets, and 3D printers must have made the experience unforgettable for the kids. It’s great to see organizations like Nervtek and UNDP Cameroon investing in the future of these young innovators. I wonder, though, how the long-term impact of such events will be measured and supported? Will there be follow-up programs or mentorship opportunities to keep the momentum going? This initiative truly has the potential to shape the next generation of engineers and creators. Keep up the amazing work! When can we expect more details about the Holiday Tech Camp 2025?