Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State launched a recently constructed containerized technology-driven modular classroom block, at Vetland Junior Grammar School in Agege, Lagos, IgbereTV reports
Sanwo-Olu, who spoke during the unveiling on Wednesday, stated that the nine-classroom block was constructed to replace deteriorating concrete structures in the government-owned model college Vetland Junior Grammar School.
The interactive modular classrooms were created utilizing container, also known as conventional, reusable freight compartments.
Each classroom has enough insulation to provide comfort and a setting that is favorable for hybrid learning for students in public secondary schools.
The governor claimed that the state’s efforts to make basic education accessible would be significantly impacted by the IT-enabled modular interactive classrooms.
Sanwo-Olu stated that the students will receive electronic tablets in addition to the interactive touch-screens that would be installed in the classrooms to support both in-person and online study.
He said this would be taught in public elementary schools in Nigeria and throughout Africa in the future.
”The development of containerised modular classrooms is a welcome milestone on our journey toward ensuring that no child is left behind in Lagos.
”Our goal, as a government, is to build learning spaces of the future, thereby bequeathing public schools that are driven by cutting-edge technology and that can compete favourably with the best schools anywhere in the world,” he said
