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Project Eco Schools
Students explored waste recycling and resource recovery, turning discarded materials into useful products through practical learning.
Project impact
EduMinds Africa reached over 200 students in a public school in an underserved community in Ibadan, engaging them on the importance of education and climate education. Through interactive learning sessions, discussions, and the distribution of learning materials, students explored the value of education and the role they can play in protecting the environment.
Success story
Over 200 students gained exposure to the importance of education and climate awareness through EduMinds Africa’s school engagement in Ibadan. The interactive sessions encouraged students to ask questions, share ideas, and deepen their understanding of environmental responsibility, while the distribution of learning materials supported their educational journey.
Project Learn, Lead and Sustain
Students in Idanre explored recycling and creative reuse through hands-on environmental education, discussions and learning materials.
Project impact
Location: Idanre Local Government Area, Ondo State EduMinds Africa engaged students in a public school in Idanre through practical environmental education, teaching them how to recycle and transform plastic bottles and other waste materials into useful items. Through hands-on activities, interactive discussions, and the distribution of learning materials, students explored practical ways to reduce waste and promote environmental sustainability.
Success story
Students moved beyond theoretical learning to participate in practical recycling activities, ask questions, and explore creative ways to reuse waste materials. Through Project Learn, Lead and Sustain, EduMinds Africa demonstrated how engaging, hands-on environmental education can equip young people with practical knowledge to make more sustainable choices.
Project Future Ready
Students explored waste recycling and resource recovery, turning discarded materials into useful products through practical learning.
Project impact
EduMinds Africa engaged students in practical environmental education, teaching them how to transform waste into wealth through recycling and creative reuse. Learning materials were distributed to support their education, while interactive sessions encouraged students to explore sustainable ways of managing waste.
Success story
Through Project Future Ready, students gained practical exposure to waste recycling and resource recovery, discovering how discarded materials can be transformed into useful products. The initiative connected environmental awareness with practical learning, encouraging young people to see waste differently and recognise their potential to contribute to a more sustainable future.
Project SDG Explorers
An interactive learning session introduced students to the Sustainable Development Goals and the role young people can play in achieving them.
Project impact
EduMinds Africa engaged students in an interactive learning session on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), introducing them to the global goals and their importance in building a more sustainable and inclusive world. Through discussions, questions, and active participation, students explored how the goals address challenges such as poverty, quality education, good health, and environmental sustainability.
Success story
Through Project SDG Explorers, students gained exposure to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the role young people can play in achieving them. The interactive session encouraged curiosity, critical thinking, and conversations about global challenges, helping students recognise that sustainable development is a shared responsibility that begins with individual and collective action.
Audu Memorial
EduMinds Africa engaged students at Audu Memorial through climate education, environmental awareness, and practical conversations about responsible waste management and community action.
EduMinds Africa engaged students at Audu Memorial through climate education, environmental awareness, and practical conversations about responsible waste management and community action.
Gaga Community School
Climate education and practical recycling activities reached approximately 100 children aged 7–13, alongside the distribution of learning materials.
Project impact
Younger Minds in Climate project reached approximately 100 children aged 7–13, introducing them to climate education and environmental responsibility. Through hands-on activities, the children learned to transform plastic packaging into baskets and plastic bottles into pen holders. The project also supported their learning through the distribution of notebooks, and other educational materials.
Success story
The project created an interactive learning experience where students could engage directly with environmental issues and explore practical ways to address them. By combining hands-on demonstrations with open discussions, EduMinds Africa encouraged the students to see themselves as active participants in building a cleaner and more sustainable environment.
St Michael’s Secondary School
Over 300 students explored climate change, waste management and environmental responsibility, including making small waste receptacles from discarded plastic bottles.
Project impact
EduMinds Africa reached over 300 students at St. Michael’s Secondary School in Ondo State through a climate education initiative focused on environmental awareness and practical learning. Students explored climate change, waste management, and environmental responsibility, while learning to construct small waste receptacles from discarded plastic bottles. The programme also featured interactive discussions and the distribution of learning materials.
Success story
The project transformed climate education into a hands-on experience, with students constructing their own waste receptacles from plastic bottles. This practical approach helped connect environmental awareness with everyday action, encouraging students to rethink waste and recognise how simple, creative solutions can contribute to a cleaner environment.
Fiwasaye Girls Grammar School
Approximately 300 girls took part in climate education, with 10 trees planted and reusable bottles and educational materials distributed.
Project impact
EduMinds Africa reached approximately 300 girls at Fiwasaye Girls Grammar School through a climate education initiative focused on climate action and environmental sustainability. The students learned about the consequences of environmental neglect, the importance of taking climate action, and the role of tree planting in protecting the environment. The initiative also saw the planting of 10 trees within the school, the distribution of reusable bottles and educational materials, and interactive discussions that encouraged students to ask questions and deepen their understanding.
Success story
The project went beyond classroom learning by translating environmental awareness into action. Through the planting of 10 trees and the distribution of reusable bottles, the initiative encouraged practical steps towards environmental sustainability. It also created an opportunity for the girls to engage with climate issues and understand how individual responsibility can contribute to a healthier environment.
World Cleanup Day 2024
Volunteers cleaned Oja Oba Market in Akure and engaged traders on waste management in the local dialect and English.
Project impact
To commemorate World Cleanup Day 2024, EduMinds Africa mobilised volunteers to Oja Oba Market in Akure for a community cleanup and environmental sensitisation exercise. The team engaged market traders on proper waste management, communicating in the local dialect and English to ensure the message reached people from different linguistic backgrounds. Reusable bottles were also distributed to encourage sustainable everyday practices.
Success story
The initiative demonstrated the importance of taking environmental education directly to the community. By engaging market women in languages they understood, EduMinds Africa made environmental sensitisation more accessible and inclusive. The exercise combined collective action with practical education, reinforcing the message that keeping our markets clean requires shared responsibility.
World Cleanup Day 2025
Volunteers joined traders at NEPA Market in Akure for a cleanup, waste-disposal conversations and the distribution of practical cleaning materials.
Project impact
For World Cleanup Day 2025, EduMinds Africa mobilised volunteers to NEPA Market in Akure for a community cleanup and environmental sensitisation exercise. The team worked alongside market traders to clean the market, promote proper waste disposal, and encourage responsible waste management. Two mini waste receptacles and some other cleaning materials were distributed, while one-on-one conversations in the local dialect helped make the environmental message accessible to market women.
Success story
The initiative took environmental action directly to the marketplace, combining hands-on cleaning with personal engagement. By speaking with market women in a language they understood and providing practical cleaning materials, EduMinds Africa encouraged shared responsibility for maintaining a cleaner market and a healthier environment.
