Student projects, competition moments, classroom flashes, and the trophies we've collected along the way. This is what future-ready learning actually looks like — in Pakistan, today.
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From a single classroom idea in 2016 to a national movement. Scroll through every year that brought something new worth remembering.
TechTree is born — a small team with a big conviction that Pakistan's students deserve better than rote learning. First summer bootcamp runs. The Nest I/O and Startup Istanbul take notice.
STEAM programming enters its first schools. A Robotics Workshop in partnership with the US Consulate signals we're building something worth paying attention to.
83 STEM labs set up for The City School. Over 100 teachers trained. And Karachi gets its first ever Makers Festival — because we believed Pakistan needed one.
TechTree STEM Kits hit classrooms for the first time. FPS, HeadStart and The Academy join the fold. The STEM For All initiative takes shape — the name says it all.
The world stops. We don't. Pakistan's first ever Online STEM Camp runs without missing a beat. A US partnership with STEMCredible follows, and CSR teacher training begins.
The School Alliance Program launches at BLA. Maker kits get a full revamp — better components, better experiences. New kits reach The City School's students across Karachi.
We publish. The STEM Wonders book series — paired with a Maker Box — lands in students' hands. School empowerment programs go live across Karachi and Islamabad.
Services running in 27 schools from Karachi to Islamabad. STEM Wonders V2.0 drops with a stronger curriculum. The network keeps growing.
DHA Schools, Academus International and Credo School come on board. Early Years STEAM programming launches — the first of its kind in Pakistan. The youngest learners finally get in.
NexGen Olympics reaches every corner of Pakistan — thousands of students compete in Coding, Robotics, AI and Design. Dr. Babur, one of Pakistan's most accomplished educationists with a career spanning World Bank, UNESCO and AKU-IED, joins as Advisor to shape our curriculum.
2016
From a single classroom idea in 2016 to a national movement.
TechTree is born — a small team with a big conviction that Pakistan's students deserve better than rote learning. First summer bootcamp runs. The Nest I/O and Startup Istanbul take notice.
STEAM programming enters its first schools. A Robotics Workshop in partnership with the US Consulate signals we're building something worth paying attention to.
83 STEM labs set up for The City School. Over 100 teachers trained. Karachi gets its first ever Makers Festival.
TechTree STEM Kits hit classrooms for the first time. FPS, HeadStart and The Academy join the fold.
The world stops. We don't. Pakistan's first ever Online STEM Camp runs without missing a beat.
The School Alliance Program launches at BLA. Maker kits get a full revamp — better components, better experiences.
We publish. The STEM Wonders book series lands in students' hands. Programs go live across Karachi and Islamabad.
Services running in 27 schools from Karachi to Islamabad. STEM Wonders V2.0 drops. Sarah Bouwer joins as Advisor.
DHA Schools, Academus International and Credo School come on board. Early Years STEAM programming launches.
NexGen Olympics reaches every corner of Pakistan. Dr. Babur joins as Advisor to shape our AI and Robotics curriculum.
The real reason any of this exists. Their projects live beyond the classroom — in competitions, in homes, and sometimes in the news.
"After learning about the Gul Plaza tragedy, we wanted to create something that could help people stay safe during emergencies. We designed an app and smart safety solutions to guide evacuations, send alerts, and help families respond faster in critical situations."
"We believed students should create technology, not just consume it. Starting with simple coding experiments, we built Revonet to guide young learners through AI, coding, and entrepreneurship in a way that feels practical, creative, and inspiring."
Witness firsthand the impact of our programs, hear from educators and students, and join us on a journey of inspiration, innovation, and empowerment — in classrooms across Pakistan.
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