Our impact
Progress is both measurable and deeply human.
We look beyond activity to understand whether students are attending, participating and moving forward in their education.
Academic outcomes
Evidence helps us support students better.
EAO reviewed fourteen academic summaries from the first programme year. Most learners recorded positive outcomes and progressed, several achieved averages above 80%, and some exceeded 90%. Mathematics, Quantitative Reasoning and attendance remain important areas for continued monitoring.
A story of progress
The support removed barriers. Her own effort carried her forward.
A seven-year-old learner in Ilorin entered the programme with outstanding school bills and needed fees, books, stationery, a school bag and uniform. With those barriers addressed, she completed the term first in her class. Her name is withheld to protect her privacy.
The wider picture
One learner’s progress strengthens a wider community.
During the 2025/26 academic year, twenty children received support across fourteen schools in eight Nigerian states—connecting families, schools, volunteers and donors around each learner’s education.