A pioneer school in the STEM Clubs Across Africa initiative. Westwood Park School has been shaping young minds in Jos since 2003 — and now, through the STEM Club, its students are connecting to a global network of scientists, engineers, and innovators.
Westwood Park School was founded in September 2003 by its proprietor and headteacher, Mrs. Eleanor Miner — a University of Warwick-trained educator with a Bachelor of Education in Elementary Education and Teaching. Located along the Old Airport Road in Jos North, the school has built a reputation for academic excellence and holistic child development.
The school has hosted STEM workshops in partnership with SparkLearn Africa, the Bright Start Foundation, and other organisations committed to raising the standard of science and technology education in Plateau State. Now, as a pioneer school in the STEM Clubs Across Africa initiative, Westwood Park is taking that commitment to a new level.
Proprietor/Headteacher: Mrs. Eleanor Miner (University of Warwick, BEd)
Address: 3119 Along Old Airport Road, Jos North, Plateau State
Founded: September 2003 — over 20 years of educational excellence
Partnerships: SparkLearn Africa, Bright Start Foundation, UNICEF, STEM Clubs Across Africa
The Westwood Park STEM Club is where curiosity becomes capability. Students engage with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics not just as academic subjects, but as tools to solve real problems and connect to the global economy.
Students conduct experiments, build prototypes, and apply scientific thinking to real challenges facing their communities and continent.
From counting to calculus — students build a deep, confident mathematical foundation that opens doors to every STEM career and discipline.
Students are trained to identify problems, design solutions, and think like entrepreneurs — building products and businesses that create value.
Through the STEM Clubs Across Africa network, Westwood Park students connect with engineers, scientists, and mentors from the USA, UK, Canada, and across Africa.
Students learn the stories of Newton, Maxwell, Euler, Faraday, and Gauss — understanding not just how science works, but why it matters and who built it.
Students are introduced to coding, robotics, and artificial intelligence — equipping them to be creators of the technology that will define the 21st century.
The Westwood Park STEM Club trains students across key technology and engineering domains — all chosen because they directly address Africa's most pressing needs and the skills required for the global economy.
Designing affordable solar energy solutions for Nigerian homes and communities
Engineering low-cost water purification systems for clean drinking water access
Coding, programming fundamentals, and building digital products from scratch
Protecting Africa's growing digital economy from threats and vulnerabilities
Turning data into insights that drive better decisions for communities and businesses
Understanding and applying AI to solve problems in African languages and contexts
Designing and programming robots for practical applications in agriculture and industry
From counting to calculus — the foundation of all STEM disciplines and innovation
Westwood Park School is connected to a powerful network of partners, mentors, and organisations committed to transforming Africa through STEM education.
Westwood Park is a founding pioneer school in the STEM Clubs Across Africa initiative — part of a growing network of schools working toward the same vision of African innovation.
SparkLearn Africa has already brought STEM workshops and training directly to the Westwood Park campus — connecting students to hands-on science and technology education.
The Counting to Calculus curriculum framework, teacher training, and mentorship programme are provided by LIFE — connecting students to world-class mathematics and science education.
CTGI brings cybersecurity and technology training into the curriculum — preparing students for careers in one of the fastest-growing sectors of the global economy.
Chess develops strategic thinking, pattern recognition, and problem-solving — all foundational skills for STEM. Our partnership with CSAP Chess brings this dimension into the club.
Through the STEM Clubs Across Africa network, Westwood Park students connect directly with Nigerian engineers, scientists, and entrepreneurs based across the world.
Every student who goes through the Westwood Park STEM Club leaves equipped not just with knowledge — but with the skills, networks, and confidence to build a better Africa.
Students who apply scientific thinking to real problems — from clean water to healthcare — in their communities and beyond.
Students who identify problems, build solutions, and think like founders — creating value for their communities from an early age.
Students with networks spanning Africa, North America, and Europe — able to access mentors, opportunities, and collaborators anywhere in the world.
Students with the academic foundation, portfolio, and confidence to pursue STEM degrees at top universities in Nigeria and abroad.
Engineers and scientists who apply their skills to solve Africa's most pressing infrastructure and development challenges.
The next generation of Nigeria's business and civic leaders — trained to think strategically, act boldly, and serve their communities.
Whether you are a parent, a Plateau State alumnus, a business owner, or simply someone who believes in Africa's future — there is a role for you in this story. Be a mentor. Make a donation. Sponsor equipment. Your investment changes lives.