
FCT smart school uses technology to enhance student learning
The Model Smart School in Karshi, Abuja, is leveraging advanced technology to improve education, according to Florence Wenegieme, Acting Executive Chairman of the Federal Capital Territory Universal Basic Education Board. During a familiarisation visit, she highlighted the school's modern facilities and innovative teaching methods. The initiative, supported by the Universal Basic Education Commission and the Korea International Cooperation Agency, aims to foster innovation in Nigeria’s education system. Despite facing some challenges, the school continues to make significant progress in digital learning.
What we know
- Florence Wenegieme visited the Model Smart School in Karshi to assess its facilities and challenges.
- The school features advanced classrooms, interactive tools, and modern science labs to enhance learning.
- The Korea International Cooperation Agency contributed to the school's development, including building a Content Development Studio and supporting teacher training.
- Key challenges include lack of water, electricity, and insufficient staff.
- The school placed third in a competition among six KOICA-supported smart schools in 2025.