We envision a world where education knows no boundaries, where the light of knowledge shines brightly in even the remotest corners of our rural communities. Our vision is to create a sustainable and equitable educational ecosystem that uplifts the aspirations of every child and empowers the entire village. We want:

a) To create change in rural communities where quality of life and living standards are improved.

b) To create change through innovations and finding local solutions to end poverty.

c) To create social change through education scholarships to young people.

The overarching desire is to create a sustainable future in remote rural villages while simultaneously educating children and teachers. A crucial step is to improve infrastructure and access to quality education. This entails building and renovating schools, maintaining our relationships with the churches, providing necessary resources such as books and technology, and ensuring the availability of qualified teachers.

Longer term, it is essential to develop tailored curriculums for possibly older children that address the specific needs and challenges faced by these communities, including subjects like agriculture, environmental conservation, and practical skills for sustainable living.

Another important goal is to promote community engagement and involvement in education. This can be achieved by establishing partnerships between schools, local organizations, Ministry of Education and community members to create a supportive network. Community members can contribute to the education process by sharing traditional knowledge and practices that foster sustainability, while also providing mentorship and support for students and teachers. Moreover, it is vital to encourage parental involvement and create opportunities for adult education, as this can have a positive ripple effect on the whole community.

Our 5 year plan includes sustainability education to be integrated into the curriculum to empower teachers and learners to become agents of change. Teaching children about sustainable practices, environmental stewardship, and the importance of preserving their natural resources will instill a sense of responsibility towards their community and the planet. This can include hands-on activities like creating community gardens, recycling projects, and engaging with local sustainable initiatives.

In conclusion, creating a sustainable future in remote rural villages while educating children and teachers requires focused and targeted goals. We need to look after our teachers and move them from volunteering to salaries to ensure this has longevity. Improving infrastructure, tailoring curriculums, promoting community engagement, integrating sustainability education, and affiliating with key organisations are all key components of this endeavor. By empowering these communities with education, knowledge, and practical skills, we can lay the foundation for a brighter and more sustainable future for generations to come.