REACHING OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN (ROOSC) PROJECT

Against all odds, he chose courage over limitation. With one hand and an unbreakable spirit, his journey is more than a story—it’s proof that ability is not defined by disability, and that every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and thrive. #rooscproject #education

#happyworkersday #rooscproject #workingforkaduna

Celebrating the hands that build futures, From teachers to community mobilizers, ROOSC honors every worker driving change and restoring hope through education. Your impact goes beyond today, it shapes generations. Theme: “Resilient Workers, Sustainable Future”

Focused on transforming Nigeria’s basic education system, the Bootcamp tackled critical issues like Out-of-School Children, poor literacy and numeracy, weak school systems, and policy gaps driving collective action toward stronger schools and better learning outcomes nationwide.

Participating states included Kaduna, Kano, Sokoto, Zamfara, Jigawa, Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Plateau, Cross River, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, Abia, Lagos, Ondo, Ogun, and the FCT.

The 3rd Edition of the Basic Education in Nigeria Bootcamp, organized by the Federal Ministry of Education, brought together Commissioners of Education, SUBEB Chairmen, development partners, and key stakeholders from 28 states across Nigeria at Crispan Hotel for a 4-day...

In Kaduna, about 100,000 children have been enrolled through the Reaching Out-of-School Children project @roosckaduna, supported by communities and digital tracking systems that help follow each child’s journey. Thanks to support from @isdbgroup and partners

out-of-school children and improve quality education in Kaduna State. #ROOSCProject #EducationForAll #WorkingForKaduna

Day 2 of the 2026 Joint Supervision Mission highlighted key presentations, progress reviews, and strategic discussions on the ROOSC Project, focusing on enrollment, school renovation, teacher support, and community learning, driving stronger efforts to reduce

OVER THE WEEK, KADUNA STATE BUREAU OF STATISTICS PARTNERS WITH ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK (IsDB), SAFE THE CHILDREN INTERNATION, UNICEF, FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TO ADDRESS OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN CRISIS KADUNA – In a major move toward data-driven educational reform,

Global partners assess out-of-school children situation In Kaduna State

Day 1 of the 2026 Joint Supervision Mission kicks off in Kaduna! Stakeholders align to review ROOSC progress, tackle challenges, and strengthen collaboration towards getting more children back to school. #workingforkaduna @Better_Kaduna

Focus areas: * Review ROOSC Project progress, achievements, challenges & next steps * Engage consultants on school construction/rehabilitation progress * Strengthen collaboration with Federal & State Ministries of Education * Conduct field visits to schools & ongoing project site

Kaduna State’s education sector today welcomed donors, implementing partners, and key stakeholders for the 2026 Joint Supervision Mission. The Hon. Commissioner reaffirmed government commitment to education reforms and appreciated partners’ participation. @Better_Kaduna 1/2

Hope is alive. Dreams are rising. This Easter, ROOSC celebrates the power of second chances, bringing out-of-school children back into classrooms and restoring their future. Because every child deserves a fresh start. #easter #rooscproject #educationmatters

...agreement-signing event. The delegation also held strategic discussions with the IsDB team on ongoing interventions in the state, as well as potential areas for expanded support and collaboration. #workingforkaduna #rooscproject #educationmatters

The Project Coordinator, alongside the Hon. Commissioner for Finance and the Special Adviser on Economic Matters to the Kaduna State Government, joined the Hon. Minister of Finance, top management of the IsDB Group, and captains of industry at the IsDB Group engagement and...

The ROOSC PMU continues to foster system strengthening by hosting members of the Technical Working Group (TWG) to its quarterly meeting. The discussion focused on major achievements of the last quarter, challenges and mitigate steps as well as plans for the next quarter.

On World Water Day, we highlight the importance of safe and accessible water for all. Access to clean water directly impacts health, school attendance, and learning outcomes. Creating safe school environments, advocating for improved water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities.

Every learner is unique, capable, and deserving of support. Through inclusive education initiatives, ROOSC remains committed to ensuring that children with disabilities receive quality learning opportunities tailored to their needs. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #rooscproject