African School of Innovations Science and Technology
As the oldest continuously run educational institution, ASIST remains committed to providing an academically rigorous education to students who will walk out of our programs ready for lives of leadership and service to their community. From basics of science, math, engineering, design, technology, robotics, coding and art, each day ASIST is filled with activities that are both enriching and fun.
We strive to be committed to the students, we are privileged to serve, in our alumni association, our dedicated, talented faculty and staff. We also take pride in having the most active and helpful group of partners, visionary parents, well-wishers, alumni and friends.
Uganda has participated twice in the VEX World Robotics Championship – in 2023 and 2024, achieving notable success. The team returned with medals and was awarded a Google Badge for its efforts in mainstreaming the girl child in STEM education, further underscoring the importance of expanding opportunities in this field for all Ugandans.
The African School of Innovations Science and Technology (ASIST) Ltd is Uganda’s STEM and Robotics education organization. It was founded in 2016 by journalist Arinaitwe Rugyendo to nurture the next Generation of Scientists, Innovators, problem solvers, Entrepreneurs, and Critical thinkers through its flagship program- The Young Engineers Uganda.
ASIST Ltd, a premier education enhancement program, has since focused on promoting STEM education skills in over 30 Ugandan schools, driving innovations and technological education to over 6000 children shaping and preparing them for the future workforce.
Through their flagship brand Young Engineers Uganda, they have been instrumental in pioneering STEM programs across schools, promoting robotics, engineering, and digital literacy from an early age. The programme has become a premier flagship initiative, providing students with the tools to compete in international arenas such as the VEX Robotics Championship.
The VEX World Robotics Championship is an annual global robotics competition in Dallas, USA. Students from over 40 countries showcase their robotics skills in problem-solving challenges. The competition provides a platform for students to apply STEM concepts in real-world scenarios, encouraging innovation, creativity, and collaboration among participants.
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Everyday at ASIST is like a blessing with the active students and talented staff members around.
Maureen Karamagi — CEO ASIST.
ASIST at a Glance
Mission Statement
Our mission at the African School of Innovations, Science and Technology is to develop unique abilities and potential of each child by offering enriched educational programs. We strive for excellence through a hands-on approach. Rich traditions rooted in our innovative curriculums grow productive, caring, and intellectually curious citizens.
Our Core Values
Our Philosophy
We, at African School of Innovations, Science and Technology , follow a child-centered educational approach. We make sure that it is based on scientific observations from birth to adulthood. We believe that a child is naturally curious and is capable of initiating learning in a supportive and thoughtfully prepared environment.
