Access to digital learning in Lagos took a significant leap forward as two public schools transitioned into technology-enabled learning environments with the unveiling of fully equipped, solar-powered Digital Libraries, unlocking reliable and sustainable access to digital education for over 300 students.
In a significant step towards bridging the digital divide and strengthening foundational education, LEAP Africa, in partnership with Dow
Chemical and TEM Nigeria, has empowered hundreds of public school students with two fully equipped solar-powered Digital Libraries.
This handover took place in both Onike Girls High School, Yaba and Hope Nursery and Primary School, Ikoyi, Lagos.
The initiative is designed to provide over 300 children annually with access to digital learning tools, enhance lesson delivery through interactive educational content, and improve academic performance and digital literacy.
Beyond the classroom, the programme is designed to ignite.
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