About
The Susty Schools Project brings education on the Sustainable Development Goals to primary and secondary school students across Nigeria. The programme meets young people where they are and helps them understand, care about, and act on the environmental challenges shaping their world. Through a locally grounded curriculum, interactive learning experiences, and hands-on projects, Susty Schools builds not only environmental knowledge but also the confidence and skills young people need to lead.
Interactive Learning
We actively engage students through participatory methods, peer discussions, and hands-on activities that deepen understanding rather than passive learning.
Experiential Learning
From tree planting to hackathons and recycling challenges, students take part in real-world experiences that make sustainability tangible, not just theoretical.
Localised Curriculum
Our curriculum includes local examples, case studies, and cultural perspectives that help students see the relevance of sustainable practices in their own communities and daily lives.
Pop-Culture Integration
We use music, film, dance, and other creative outlets to make sustainability relatable and engaging because learning should also be enjoyable.
Our Impact
Students Trained
Trees Planted
Young Leaders Engaged
Recycling Bins Donated
Susty Schools Hackathons
Voices
What people are saying.
“It was exciting seeing the students taking action and participating in every activity, especially the tree planting. We are happy to see them learn new things about the environment.”
Iyanuoluwa Eniyandunmo
SustyVibes Volunteer
“This project helps our students think outside the box.”
Mr. Ayodeji Olagbaju
Head Teacher, Jumokol Comprehensive High School
“I learnt about the SDGs and the teachings have given me the motivation to start living sustainably and teach other students about it.”
Odunayo
Student, Okesuna Grammar School, Lagos
“Learning about Goal 7 has inspired me to pursue a career in renewable energy.”
Adesope Tolu
Jumokol Comprehensive High School
“The recycle bin donated will help the school and the community combat plastic pollution. I love how this project is centred around educating students about the SDGs and how to solve real-world problems using solutions in their immediate environment.”
Mrs. Adesola & Mrs. Adesiyi
Teachers, Okesuna Grammar School, Lagos
“We love that our 10th anniversary turned out this way. We feel fulfilled that we have impacted these students positively. We hope to collaborate more with SustyVibes — we are impressed by their level of organisation.”
Mrs. Chinma Asogwo
Melios Limited, SustySchools Partner
“The Susty Schools programme makes me feel alive and a big part of something bigger. I am always happy to contribute my quota to making our world a better place.”
Opeyemi Ogundeji
SustyVibes Volunteer
Resources
Talking to Children About Climate Change
A practical guide that helps parents, educators, and caregivers talk to children about climate change in ways that are honest, hopeful, and age-appropriate.
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