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Scienceworld students building and programming robots together
Admissions open · 2026–2027

Where Young Minds
Build the Future

A future-focused secondary school in Freetown developing students through academic excellence, STEM, practical learning, innovation and confidence.

STEM · Robotics & codingWASSCE-readyFrench & multilingual
Why Scienceworld

More than a school — a launchpad for ambition

Scienceworld develops young people who don't merely learn about the future. They build it — with knowledge, practical skill and the confidence to lead.

Academic Excellence
Strong academic foundations and focused WASSCE examination preparation, supported by professional, dedicated teachers.
STEM Education
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics brought to life through projects, experiments and real problem-solving.
Practical Learning
Laboratories, real specimens, scientific models and hands-on lessons that turn theory into genuine understanding.
Robotics & Coding
Students build robots and write code, developing engineering thinking and computational problem-solving skills.
Multilingual Learning
A dedicated multilingual lab where students grow from little French to confident communication for a global world.
Confidence & Leadership
Students learn to explain, present, compete and lead — becoming confident enough to demonstrate what they know.
Our Difference

STEM that students can see, touch and build

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics are at the heart of Scienceworld — taught through real projects, laboratories and competitions.

All STEM programs
Robotics

Robotics

Build. Program. Compete.

Students design, build and program robots — developing engineering thinking, creativity and teamwork through hands-on projects and competitions.

Coding

Coding

Code. Create. Solve.

Learners are introduced to computational thinking and programming as tools for solving real-world problems, progressing from beginner to advanced.

Laboratory Science

Laboratory Science

Where science comes alive.

Biology, chemistry and physics practicals with real specimens, equipment and models — preparing students for practical examinations.

STEM Communication

STEM Communication

Explain it to master it.

Through Scienceworld STEM TV and student presentations, learners explain scientific ideas to real audiences and build lasting confidence.

Scienceworld students at work in the school chemistry laboratory
Proven Results

Champions of the 2026 Chemistry Quiz & Practical

Our students took first place in the 2026 Inter-Secondary School Chemistry Quiz & Practical Competition, competing against some of the region's strongest schools — proof of what focused teaching and real practical learning achieve.

1st Place

Scienceworld Secondary School

Scienceworld

2nd Place

Providence International High School

3rd Place

St. Edward's Secondary School

Multilingual Learning

From little French to confident global voices

In our dedicated multilingual lab, students build real communication skills — growing in confidence to connect with an international, French-speaking world.

  • Dedicated multilingual language lab
  • Structured progression for every level
  • Communication and confidence at the core
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Scienceworld students together at a school event
Scienceworld STEM TV

Students who can explain it, truly understand it

Our student-led STEM Talk Show gives learners a real audience. By presenting experiments and ideas, they master their subjects and build lasting public-speaking confidence.

  • Student-hosted YouTube STEM show
  • Real presentations to real audiences
  • Confidence, communication and mastery
See STEM programs
Scienceworld students representing the school at STEM Africa Fest
Student Journeys

Confidence you can watch grow

Every Scienceworld student has a story of progress. Here is what growth looks like in our classrooms, labs and stages.

Started with a fear of speaking in public. Now she presents chemistry experiments on Scienceworld STEM TV and mentors younger students.

Wants to become a medical doctor.

A

Aminata

SSS 3 — Science

Joined the robotics club with no coding experience. Today he leads a build team and helped the school compete in robotics challenges.

Wants to become an engineer.

M

Mohamed

SSS 2 — Science

Entered with little French. After progressing through the multilingual lab, she now holds full conversations with confidence.

Wants to become a research scientist.

F

Fatmata

SSS 1 — Science

Representative student journeys illustrating the Scienceworld experience.

Begin your child's Scienceworld journey

Admissions are open for the 2026–2027 academic year. Submit an inquiry or message us on WhatsApp — our team will guide you through every step.