Our programmes

Free programmes for students in underserved schools, plus paid services for schools and organisations that help fund them.

Running

STEM Drive

Our team brings age-appropriate, hands-on science, technology and engineering activities into underserved schools. Students work with their hands, ask questions and see what a future in STEM could look like.

So far, STEM Drive has reached more than 1,000 students across four local government areas, most of them girls, and we have worked with over 50 teachers along the way. We deliberately hold sessions in girls-only schools so more girls get a seat.

Bring STEM Drive to a school
Students building a hand-crank generator
Building a hand-crank generator that lights a bulb.

Where STEM Drive is going

We are growing STEM Drive into a weekly club for SS1 to SS3 students, starting in Iyan Ipaja, Lagos, a community of more than 15 government schools.

  1. Weekly club in schoolCoding, robotics and engineering, every week for a full session.
  2. Summer internshipPlacements with STEM companies once the session ends.
  3. Mentorship communityEach student joins a group with a mentor.
  4. Apprenticeship supportHelp applying for apprenticeships until they finish school.
Running

Book Drive

Many pupils in underserved schools do not have the textbooks they need to keep up in class. Through our Book Drive, we donate textbooks directly to underserved schools, covering subjects like mathematics, English, social studies, basic technology and Yoruba.

We go wherever the schools are, even when that means travelling by canoe to reach a waterside community.

500+

textbooks donated

200+

students reached

4

underserved schools

Give textbooks

New or gently used primary and secondary textbooks, or funds to buy them.

Donate textbooks

Help deliver

Volunteers help us sort, pack and hand out books in schools.

Volunteer for Book Drive
Pupils holding donated textbooks Travelling by canoe to a waterside school
In development

Inclusive Education Programme

Learners who are Deaf, hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired, and learners with other additional needs, are often the first to be left out of STEM and classroom learning. We want to change that.

We are still planning this programme. Our early ideas include a free online sign language course, and STEM outreaches in schools for Deaf and blind learners, with hands-on activities adapted so every student can take part.

If you are a specialist, a special needs school or an organisation working in this area, we would love to hear from you.

Work with us on this

More details coming soon.