Programme 04 — Learning hubs
A computer that nobody switches on is furniture.
A working computer room, a teacher trained to run it, and time for every child in the school to use it.

Many government schools have a computer room funded years ago: nine machines, three working, the room locked, and no teacher who was trained to teach with them.
A learning hub is our answer — the machines repaired, the room used on a timetable, a teacher trained, and lessons that connect the computer to what the child is already learning in class.
How it is run
The school owns the hub; we set it up, train the teachers, and audit it each term — if the room is locked, we say so and fix it.
What it includes
The short list, agreed with the school, the home or the household.


How you can help
Three ways that actually move this programme forward.
Set up a hub
Repairs, a projector and two teachers' stipends for a year.
Give a used laptop
Working machines from an office refresh are exactly right.
Teach digital skills
Two hours a week to a class that has never typed.
Write to [email protected] or sign up as a volunteer. We answer within three working days.
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