STEM Garden Initiative

We just concluded an insightful Training series.Todays session on "Bokashi Fermentation and Composting" was truly insightful.

Here are a few captivating shots from the training . Filled with learning and practical solutions for sustainable waste management.

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🔴 WE ARE LIVE !!!

Join us for an inspiring and impactful session with Brixson Coseph Julian— Core Volunteer Trainer, Kids Who Farm.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an outstanding leader making a difference globally.

🎥 Join Live Here: https://www.youtube.com/live/m-leAWJh2HE?si=m2c-nqrL4oYhx5iM

Big step for STEM Garden in Benue State!

As part of our expansion to impact more schools and children in Benue, we had a productive meeting with the Benue State Quality Assurance Board. We met with the Director of Planning, Partnerships & International Cooperation to present STEM Garden’s impact and discuss the role of quality assurance, and policy- integrating our STEM GARDEN INITIATIVE training manual into the school curriculum.

The conversation was inspiring, and we’re excited for the collaboration ahead.

Special appreciation to the Executive Secretary, the Director, and their entire team for their audience and support.

We’re committed to bridging the gap between hunger and hands-on STEM education. We’re cultivating leadership among children and youth so no child learns on an empty stomach.

FINAL CALL!

Application for Project 10:10:10 – Phase 5 closes soon.

We are selecting schools that are ready to:

🌱 Learn differently
🌱 Teach practically
🌱 Build sustainable systems

If your school is in Ogun, Lagos, or Benue, this is your moment.

🔗 Submit your application now: https://forms.gle/ELsuWo1gmvGcwhYo9

Deadline: 18th of April, 2026.

Don't miss the opportunity.

Mary Ameh
Mary Francis

Happy Easter

Your food waste can grow healthy plants .

Join the Bokashi Fermentation & Composting Training and learn simple, low-cost ways to turn everyday food waste into nutrient-rich soil.

Perfect for Teachers, Farmers, Students, and Agripreneurs.

📅 April 17, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM
📍 Live on YouTube

Register now: https://forms.gle/k1x2HgSQcqZmPF7h8

Save your spot today!

Happy New Month

Many students learn about agriculture and climate change only from textbooks.

But real understanding comes from doing.

That’s why Project 10:10:10 – Phase 5 is focused on helping schools build gardens as living classrooms.

Where students:
🌱 Plant
🌱 Observe
🌱 Experiment
🌱 Learn by experience

If your school is ready to bring learning to life:
🔗 Apply now: https://forms.gle/ELsuWo1gmvGcwhYo9

What if your school had a garden that teaches science, sustainability, and responsibility, at the same time?

Through Project 10:10:10 – Phase 5, selected schools will:

✅ Establish a functional school garden
✅ Use it as a teaching tool for STEM & Climate Education
✅ Give students real-life learning experience
✅ Join a growing network of innovative schools

This is more than a project.
It’s a shift in how students learn.

📍 Ogun | Lagos | Benue

🔗 Apply here: https://forms.gle/ELsuWo1gmvGcwhYo9

Applications are still open for Project 10:10:10 – Phase 5. Be among the early applicants.

We are selecting schools across Ogun, Lagos, and Benue States to establish school gardens as living laboratories for STEM and climate education.

If your school is ready to move beyond theory and give students hands-on learning experience, this is your opportunity.

🌱 Transform learning
🌱 Engage students practically
🌱 Build a sustainable school project

📌 Open to primary and secondary schools only

🔗 Apply now: https://forms.gle/ELsuWo1gmvGcwhYo9

📅 Deadline: 18th of April, 2026

Don’t miss this opportunity.

Project 10:10:10 – Phase 5

The STEM Garden Initiative is pleased to announce the Call for Applications for Project 10:10:10 – Phase 5.

This phase of the project is focused on establishing school gardens that serve as living laboratories for teaching STEM and climate education. Through this initiative, participating schools will integrate practical gardening activities into learning, helping students understand sustainability, food systems, and environmental responsibility.

Following the successful implementation of previous phases in Ogun State, we are excited to expand the program to three states in this phase:

📍 Ogun State
📍 Lagos State
📍 Benue State

Selected schools will receive guidance and support to establish and maintain a functional school garden, which will be used as a hands-on learning space for students during the third term and beyond.

🏫 Who Can Apply

Applications are open to:
- Public Primary Schools
- Public Secondary Schools

Schools must be located in Ogun, Lagos, or Benue State.

Program Objective

The project aims to:
- Promote hands-on STEM learning
- Introduce climate and environmental education
- Encourage school-based food production
- Inspire students to become environmentally responsible leaders

📝 How to Apply

Interested schools should complete the application form using the link below:

🔗 https://lnkd.in/dHiyDNkS

📅 Application Deadline: 18th April, 2026

Selected schools will participate in the third-term implementation of the project.

Together, we can nurture the next generation of climate-conscious innovators through school gardens.