JSS 1 to SSS 3 Lesson Notes

Webbpedia is about helping millions of less privileged people (especially the youth, secondary school students, high school students, college students, uneducated adults, dropouts and children in Sub-Saharan Africa and around the world) get a very robust free online education in anywhere, any day and any time.

About 263 million children are out of school, according to data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistic (UIS). This includes 61 million children of primary school age, 60 millions of lower secondary school age, and including the first ever estimate of those of upper secondary school age at 142 million. In addition to this, there are many students that do not have textbooks for studies, to read, do homework or other educational tasks. (World Education Statistics)

Children of Sub-Saharan Africa the most excluded – of all the regions, Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rates of exclusion. Over a fifth of children between the ages of 6 – 11 are out of school, followed by a third of youth between the ages of 12 – 14. According to UIS data, almost 60% of youth between the ages of 15 – 17 are not in school and in addition to this, some of those students do not have textbooks to study, do assignments, carry out projects or complete educational tasks

Girls still more likely than boys to never go to school – Girls are more likely than boys never to set foot in a classroom, despite all the efforts and progress made over the past two decades. According to UIS data, 15 million girls of primary school age will never get the chance to learn to read and write in primary school compared to about 10 million boys. Over half of these girls – 9 million live in Sub-Saharan Africa.

These findings are presented in a paper released jointly by the UNESCO Institution for Statistic and Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report. The paper also reveals the vast challenges faced by the poorest children (uis.unesco.org/en/news/263-million-children-and-youth-are-out-of-school).

With these large challenges in our various societies today, We decided to create and built a free online learning system called Webbpedia where every child has the rights to learn and be educated without paying a fee. Don’t forget that they are still millions of students that are in school, but their parents can’t afford to buy textbooks or learning resources.

We developed this web-based online learning portal for all for free. It contains lessons, notes, documentations, administrative works, courses delivery, online tests, online examinations, training programs, and subjects’ materials for learners and educators. You will agree with us that millions of parents strive so hard to pay for their children’s school fees and still cannot afford to buy them textbooks or learning materials due to hardship in the developing and underdeveloped countries. Even in some government schools if not all, where we have no school fees policy. Government still does not provide these children with free textbooks or learning materials.

Educators (teachers) in villages (rural areas) that do not have the privilege to attend quality educational seminars, workshops, training programmes or receive better lessons to give their students can now have access to lessons from this learning portal for free from educators in the cities that have attended such high quality training/seminars/workshops. Contents here come from qualified educators with government-approved standards that match both national and international standards.

This online learning portal project will cover a wide range of notes and lessons such as sciences, arts, commercial lessons, management lessons, junior classes’ subjects, vocational courses, entrepreneur courses, algebra lessons, statistics, programming languages, mathematics, languages, fisheries, painting and decoration, computer craft, and lots of other learning materials.

We have tried to develop it up to the stage it is now, but more work still needs to be done. So, we are here to ask for your support towards this project to give every child free education through ICT. Let’s join hands together to train the less privileged children and other children in schools across globe.