Coding & AI
Digital Engineering League
Python, web, AI and Scratch. Students build working software on the computers their school already has.
- No equipment to buy
- Software projects and their record
- For every school
National Championship · 5 December 2026
Build it. Prove it. Represent your school.
The Ghana Tech, Robotics & AI Challenge.
- 2
- Leagues, ranked separately
- 5
- Published judging dimensions
- 4
- Levels, Lower Primary to SHS
- 16
- Regions eligible
Two leagues
Pick your league
Robotics
Hardware League
Arduino, Raspberry Pi and sensors. Teams build real robots and submit a video of the build with its code.
- Official kits and a workspace
- Working builds on video, with code
- For funded clubs and labs
The season
From the classroom to the National Championship
- 1
Learn
Weekly lessons from the book series, inside the school's ICT and club time.
- 2
Build and submit
Teams take on missions and real briefs, and submit their work online.
- 3
Compete
Independent judges score every entry. The best teams in each league reach the final.
News & events
What's coming up
Key dates
5 December 2026
Maiden National Championship
Teams compete in both leagues and defend their builds to independent judges.
The standard
One published standard
Every entry in both leagues is scored on the same five dimensions, published in advance.
High scores are confirmed by a second judge, and every score change is recorded.
- Technical execution4 / 5
- Design thinking3 / 5
- Innovation4 / 5
- Communication5 / 5
- Collaboration3 / 5
For schools
Register, choose your league, and get student logins, the digital workbook and a grading dashboard.
For partners and parents
Support the Championship or fund places for schools. Parents can ask their child's school to join.