The state government will provide essential teaching and learning materials to a total of 223 senior secondary schools across Bauchi State.
The aim is to improve teaching and learning, as well as ensuring that students receive the best and most impactful education in line with the government's aspirations.
The materials will be distributed to high schools across the state in the first week of resumption in 2025 to begin early use.
This was announced by the State Commissioner for Education, Dr. Jamila Muhammad Dahiru, represented by the Permanent Secretary, Alhaji Ali Babayo Gamawa, during the handover of some educational materials to the Zonal Education Directors at the Zonal Education Office in Bauchi on Friday.
The Commissioner explained that the initiative is part of the State Governor's drive to transform education, with the aim of providing students with skills for self-reliance.
Among those distributed are items such as solar panels, laboratory equipment and modern teaching tools.
To ensure transparency, zonal education directors will oversee delivery to schools, with a monitoring committee set up to track the distribution.
The Commissioner reaffirmed the state's commitment to providing quality education to train students for the future.
The Zonal Directors of Education praised the initiative and assured that the materials will be distributed as directed, according to a statement by Jalaludeen Usman, Information and Public Relations Officer of the Bauchi State Ministry of Education.