Project Nenathambara

The X-PLORE Station is now open at Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children, featuring specially selected materials to help children with cerebral palsy and other psychomotor challenges. The materials list was carefully compiled in consultation with medical professionals to ensure maximum benefit for our young patients.

Our co-founder Dr. Gayana Jayasinghe personally delivered these valuable resources to Lady Ridgeway Hospital, ensuring they reached the children who need them most.

This collaboration represents our commitment to making STEAM education accessible to all Sri Lankan children, regardless of their circumstances. We're excited about the possibilities for future partnerships with X-Time!

Great to see our vision becoming reality one small step at a time!

35 ICT teachers from the Wattegama Zone were trained on Arduino and Tinkercad at ITDLH on 4th of June 2025.
The session was led by Anton Kingsly, an ICT teacher at Vaani T.V, Pallekele and Asanka Bopegedara, the Manager at ITDLH, who are now training their fellow colleagues following the inspiration and skills gained from the Project Nenathambara teacher training programme.

Proud collaboration with MARC and EEU, University of Peradeniya, for DreamEx 2025 at Hatharaliyadda National School! Students thoroughly enjoyed our interactive AI stall.
Thanks to everyone involved for making this event a success!

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If you’re good with Canva and want to help out, let us know!
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Happy International Women’s Day!

A heartfelt thank you to our amazing volunteers, teachers, and educators who are shaping the future of STEM and ICT education.

In our recent ICT Teacher Training Workshop in Central Province, a remarkable 74% of registrants were women!

With Project Nenathambara’s latest training initiative, we are equipping educators with the necessary skills in Python programming, Arduino robotics and IoT, ensuring that the next generation is future-ready.

Let’s celebrate their dedication and inspire more educators to join this movement.

Happy Children’s Day to all the bright young minds of Sri Lanka! At Project Nenathambara, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to explore, learn, and grow through the power of technology. Together, let’s build a future where education opens doors to endless possibilities!







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A few captures from the ongoing Arduino workshop sessions at St. Mary's College, Bogawanthalawa, conducted by ACES. It’s great to see such enthusiasm from the kids as they dive into programming and electronics.

Huge thanks to the ACES team from the University of Peradeniya, our amazing Project Nenathambara volunteers, donors, and the dedicated teachers for making this possible. Together, we’re helping these kids explore programming, electronics, and problem-solving.

If you are passionate about teaching Python and Arduino this opportunity is just for you!
We seek dedicated volunteers with Python and Arduino expertise to teach both in-person and online classes.
More details attached :

Thanks to the unwavering support and generosity of our donors and volunteers, we are proud to collaborate with the Foundation of Goodness by strengthening their Village Heartbeat Empowerment Centres while driving our mission to transform the technology education landscape in Sri Lanka.

Inviting schools to register for the Line Following Robot competition - LineQuest1.0 organized by the ACES in collaboration with Project Nenathambara.
Follow this link for more information - https://bit.ly/Line_Quest
Register now!