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Every Child in School — Projects

Every Child in School

Over 15 million Nigerian children are out of school. This project gives thousands of them a way back in.

800 Children in summer classes
200 Full school kits provided
200 Teachers trained
25 Classrooms equipped
2,000 Digital literacy students

2025 Project Timeline

May
School material distribution
200 students
Full School Kit
  • Uniforms
  • Shoes
  • Socks
  • Writing materials
  • Textbooks
200 children were selected based on socio-economic needs and teacher recommendations to receive school supplies.
June
Whiteboards distribution
25 classes
25 classrooms were upgraded with whiteboards and markers for clearer and healthier learning spaces.
August
6 weeks holiday classes
800 children
Remedial literacy, numeracy, and creative support classes were run to close learning gaps and boost confidence ahead of the new term.
6-weeks free coaching including English, Mathematics, Economics, Biology, Physics and Chemistry.
September
Training for teachers
200 teachers
200 teachers were trained with active pedagogy and inclusion strategies.
Teacher practice is the strongest in-school factor for learning. Active methods make lessons more participatory and inclusion strategies help reach learners who are often left behind.
October
ICT summit
2,000 children
An interactive tech event introduced children to digital tools and creative problem-solving, with safe-online habits woven in.
The format was adapted to local needs, and included opportunities to meet relatable role models.

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Every Child in School (2025)

Main partners

Main partners — Embassy of Switzerland, Kids & Teens, Ondo State, Université de Genève

Every Child in School
2027

In the most vulnerable communities, public schools often operate with limited resources, including insufficient teaching materials, inadequate infrastructure and challenging learning conditions.
These barriers affect the quality of education, reduce school attendance and make it more difficult for children to remain in education over the long term.

Project Budget

1 Child1 Year
  • Tuition feesCHF 50
  • School SuppliesCHF 70
  • UniformCHF 20
  • Miscellaneous (field trips, etc.)CHF 20
TOTALCHF 160
500 Children1 Year
  • Tuition feesCHF 25,000
  • School SuppliesCHF 35,000
  • UniformsCHF 10,000
  • Miscellaneous (field trips, etc.)CHF 10,000
  • Logistics and salariesCHF 10,000
TOTALCHF 90,000




Our Model: From Geneva to the Field

How do we operate?

  • 1

    Identify

    Identify the most vulnerable out-of-school children in collaboration with communities, families, and schools.

  • 2

    Reintegrate

    Cover tuition costs and assist with their re-enrollment in public schools.

  • 3

    Equip

    Provide the necessary school supplies, textbooks, and uniforms.

  • 4

    Support

    Monitor the children's attendance and work with families to prevent them from dropping out again.

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