Left Better learning methods – participatory learning for all pupils

Left Pupils’ participation in class activities is vital for effective teaching and learning

Left ESSPIN is helping teachers acquire the necessary skills for effective teaching

Left ESSPIN uses Community Theatre to raise awareness of quality basic education issues

Left Extra- curricular activity is vital for the complete development of a child

Left Parents have a crucial role to play – supporting and encouraging their wards to achieve effective learning

Left ESSPIN is demonstrating how the provision of clean water and toilets is making schools better places to learn and encouraging more children, especially girls, to attend school

Left Support from the State School Improvement Teams is helping teachers adopt more inter-active approaches to teaching which encourage learners to engage more in their lessons.

Left 8 million Nigerian children don’t go to school – many working or trading instead. ESSPIN is helping get them to class

Left Head teachers lead the process of school development planning with the School-Based Management Committee

Left ESSPIN is helping teachers acquire the necessary skills to teach effectively

Left Parents are being encouraged to help their children learn by assisting with homework and monitoring progress against agreed learning benchmarks

Left Children must be at the centre of learning

Left Teachers must understand the principles behind effective teaching and learning

Left The opportunity to participate in school development should be extended to everyone in the community

Left Effective teaching methods enhance basic numeracy and practical skills of pupils

Left Extra-curricular activity is vital for the complete development of the child

Left ESSPIN is helping teachers acquire necessary skills for effective teaching

Left Head teachers lead the process of school development planning with the School-Based Management Committee

Left Better learning methods - participatory learning for all pupils

Left Pupils' participation in learning activities is vital for effective teaching and learning