Having virtually connected 948 children from several slums & remote communities to tutors, mentors, guidance & counseling specialists, the newly launched Slum2School Virtual Learning Studio/Classrooms (the first of its kind in Nigeria & Africa), has sparked up a campaign to sponsor and onboard 10,000 children in underserved communities across Nigeria between July 2020 and December 2020.
The Slum2School Virtual Learning Studio/Classroom is a state-of-the-art virtual space for learning where various activity and discussion-based classroom experience can be recreated.
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It connects learners from several communities and cities who can easily log in concurrently and join real-time, case-based class sessions with their peers, teachers and trainers.
It is a powerful innovative learning space not only for the students but the teachers and helps bring a much more intimate, measurable and equitable opportunity for learning.
The Virtual Learning Classroom is scalable, aids blended and hybrid learning is affordable and is truly effective for remote face to face learning.
For the past 8 years, Slum2School has remained committed to providing access to quality education, health care, and a happy community to thousands of children living in slums and remote communities in Nigeria.
It leverages on various private and public partnerships and a teeming strength of over 10,800 volunteers across several countries to sponsor and support a wholistic education process for the increasing number of out-of-school-children, particularly children living in underserved, hard-to-reach communities.
Watch the incredible impact being created by the Slum2School Virtual learning amidst an on-going pandemic:
School2Slum has sponsored, mentored and overseen the overall growth and developmental process for over 3,000 children who were previously out-of-school in Nigeria and living in hard to reach communities while impacting a total of over 87,000 beneficiaries through other forms of medical missions and psycho-social support.
The newly launched Slum2School Virtual Learning program has expanded the definition and reach of digital learning for Nigeria’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged communities, having provided educational tablets and internet subscription to all current the learners and connecting them to professional tutors and mentors from all industries.
The goal to onboard 10,000 children is geared towards ensuring that the right of every child to education, good health, and a happy connected community is upheld during and beyond a global pandemic, to ensure that the talents of Nigeria’s most precious resource, her children, are nurtured adequately.
It is also to ensure that every child, regardless of their socio-economic background, is equipped with all they need to go after their dreams while remaining instrumental to nation-building.
In a statement to the Press, Slum2School’s Head of Operations & Communication, Ruth Ebe, emphasized the collective responsibility it takes from individuals, volunteers, partners within the private and public sector, in ensuring that hope is restored for every child.
She invited all interested organizations and individuals to join forces to see that this innovative program is supported, sustained and scaled.
