Who we are?VisionAn Africa with highly skilled and innovative young people and workforce, developing, transforming, and prospering her nations.MissionAdapting Nigerias national curriculum into the KNOSK curriculum that actionizes learning and problem solving, integrates technology and skills development, builds strong character and fosters teacher effectiveness.Our UniquenessFor as low as N100-a-day school fees, our students get quality action learning, free books, uniforms, lunch, and free sanitary pads monthly for the girls! Through a crowdfunding process, people and organizations donate to supplement the outstanding cost of fees per child.Our objectivesEquipping students with action learning, problem-solving and livelihood skills.Empowering low-income children to break the cycle of poverty through access to quality education.Fostering new knowledge and homegrown innovations in teaching, learning and education financing.Why The KNOSK N100-a-day SchoolOver 80% of Nigerian children attend public schools and low-quality private schools, According to UNESCO, only 18.72% of total secondary enrollment attend private schools. The other 81.28% attend public schools who mostly provide theoretic education that does not empower the youth with 21st-century knowledge and skills to create sustainable livelihood, break the cycle of poverty and contribute to nation-building. If this EMERGENCY continues unaddressed, our societies will continue to have millions of unemployed, poor, and desperate youth; whom in a bid to survive the hardships of poverty will be engaging in activities that would continue to undermine our peace, safety and national development.The KNOSK Theory Of ChangeAt KNOSK School, we believe that every student, including those from low-income homes, have huge potentials that can be harnessed and shaped through an empowering education that comprises the following 5 legs: action learning, problem-solving, technology, skills, and character.