Ubuntu Kids Club: Learn, Create, Connect
The Ubuntu Kids Club is a welcoming space for children and youth in grades 1–12 to learn, grow, and connect with others in the African Canadian community. Through our three sub-clubs (Homework, STEM, and Arts) we provide opportunities for kids to build academic confidence, explore new skills, and express their creativity, all while staying connected to their cultural roots.
In a fun, safe, and engaging environment, children receive help with schoolwork, develop crucial science and technology skills, and nurture their artistic talents. They also gain a deeper appreciation of African culture through music, dance, language, and community, which strengthens their sense of identity and belonging. More than just learning, the Ubuntu Kids Club fosters friendships, celebrates culture, and inspires young people to reach their full potential.
Homework: Gr. 1-6
The Homework Club offers extra support in Math and English to help children build a strong academic foundation. Students also have the chance to learn French, giving them an early start in Canada’s second official language. With guidance and encouragement, kids gain confidence and develop lifelong study skills.
Arts: Gr. 1-6
The Arts Club is a space to nurture creativity while celebrating African culture. Children explore traditional African dances, learn to play instruments such as the drum, piano, and flute, and express themselves through painting and crafting. It is a joyful way to build artistic skills, discover cultural traditions, and connect with others through creativity.
STEM: Gr. 7-12
The STEM Club engages students in conceptual, virtual, and physical learning experiences that spark curiosity and innovation. Activities include web development and hands-on robotics projects. From solving abstract problems to building robots, students gain the skills to think critically, code creatively, and explore the exciting world where science, technology, and imagination meet.
