Free Education for Students in rural Nigeria

          Quest Schools has made modest progress in our mission of providing free education;

• Our gaming for impact platform (Smartbanc) has registered 300 new users and added several app improvements.

• 2 of our elementary school scholars gained admission to the prestigious gifted school Suleja near the Nigerian Capital (Abuja).

• At our High School, 2 Scholars blazed trails. One won the Predicare Steun Foundation Essay competition (for medical field). While another a year one high school student secured an unprecedented Perfect GPA (5.0). Underscoring our commitment to excellence.

• Quest Schools also recruited 50 new mentors spreading our reach to more underserved schools and improving our outreach programs while deepening our partnership with the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB).

• We also won a significant public advocacy grant from the US Embassy Nigeria to expand our technology outreach program to underserved schools.

• As the year winds down we are hopeful of your support for our free education mission to reach more underserved schools and scholars.

Thank you.

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• Competition win by one of our high school scholars Pemisire

Hi,

Thank you for believing in our dream to broaden education access to the under-served. In the last couple of months, we have more than tripled our volunteers called Mentors. This has enabled us to cover more ground. We have also hired new staff to power our activities. Why forming stronger partnerships with the government and grant consultants.We have made modest cost reduction efforts by being time-efficient and prioritising key expenses. Our net monthly spend has reduced. Two of our students recently won awards (Essay competition & perfect GPA).

We hope for key wins in the coming months in staff retention, student achievement, and partnerships.

Thank you.

Babajide Ajala.

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