By: Kanto
Kai Okanta
The Orange Sierra Leone
Foundation delivered an Orange Digital School Kit (DSK) to Karene District, expanding access to digital learning for pupils at Karene
District Education Committee Primary School in Kamakwie, Sella Limba Chiefdom.
The initiative aims to
bridge the digital divide and equip teachers and learners with digital tools, giving children opportunities to explore, learn, and thrive in an increasingly
digital world.
According to the foundation,
the delivery forms part of its efforts to bring digital learning closer to
every child and expand access to educational opportunities through technology.
“Every kit brings us one
step closer to a future where every child has the opportunity to learn without
limits,” the Orange Sierra Leone Foundation said.
The foundation said it would
continue to support digital learning initiatives aimed at helping children
access educational resources and develop the skills needed in an increasingly
digital world.
