Every classroom we build for a public school is free.
The Universal Basic Education Commission has put the national shortfall at over 1.1 million classrooms. In underserved communities children still sit under trees, or in buildings that should have been condemned years ago.
It is not a donation programme bolted onto a business. It is what the business is for.
We give classroom blocks to public schools in underserved communities at no cost, built from the same recycled plastic as everything else we make. The homes fund the classrooms.
A classroom takes about six tonnes of plastic out of circulation and puts it to work holding up a roof over a class of children, for centuries.
First classroom beneficiaries are rural schools across Oyo State
We build anywhere in Nigeria. Our first plant is at Ibadan, so the first classrooms go to rural public schools across Oyo State, and the programme follows each new plant into its own region.
Tell us about a school that needs a classroom.
Give us the name of the school, where it is, how many children it serves and what they are learning in now. We reply within two working days.