It is common knowledge that Education is basic human right. It is a valuable tool for raising responsible citizens in our ever changing world. The Covid-19 pandemic led to a global learning disruption of unprecedented scale and caused certain things to change in the way education is delivered. Across the globe, education systems opt forRead more about INTERNATIONAL DAY OF EDUCATION 2021[…]

Quarterly Newsletter 4-2020 “We all have an unsuspected reserve of strength inside that emerges when life puts us to the test.’’ Isabel Allende Dear readers, compliments of the season. 2020 might not be your best year, yet, we believe there are a number of things to be grateful for. One of the great things that weRead more about QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER 4-2020[…]

As we move towards the end of the year, it is our culture to celebrate ourselves with our friends, parents and families. This year, we decided to celebrate our event on the 16th December, 2020 in a grand style. Though, we are becoming better by the day as we attain perfection in the coming years.Read more about 2020 End of the Year Event and Learning Exhibition[…]

It was a privilege hosting members of CIVIL SOCIETY ASSOCIATION COALITION FOR EDUCATION FOR ALL (CSACEFA) at our learning community.

On August 7, 2020 we launched a new program called Bramble Accelerated Learning Program (BALP). It is a skill based learning program which runs during weekends.

The International Day of the Girl Child 2020 was done in partnership with Nathaniel Albert Foundation. We hosted teenage girls and young women from four villages across Akinyele LGA. The program started at exactly 10: 00 am with thirty eight (38) participants present. One of the participants opened the event by saying a prayer andRead more about MY VOICE, OUR EQUAL FUTURE: INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD 2020[…]

As we move towards the end of the year, we are earnestly waiting for the Covid-19 pandemic to be over too.

Tyreseat workshop with Jumoke Olowookere at Bramble Learning Space, Arikanki village.

In children, the issue of mental health is often overlooked. Research shown that 1 out of every 10 children and young people face mental health issues ranging from anxiety to depression and conduct disorder. Over 70% of this number do not receive appropriate intervention at an early age.

On February 7, 2020, we hosted Olakunbi Agboola at the learning space in Arikanki village. Olakunbi is a rockstar educator, a successful homeschool mom, and the founder of Imperial educational services. She led a discussion on effective approaches to teaching and learning in the 21st century. We also looked at some of the methodologies thatRead more about Staff Development Training[…]