What if our schools could do more than just teach about climate change—what if they could live it?
That’s exactly the vision behind the Green School Summit, the flagship event of the Green School Activation Programme (GSAP).
This bold initiative is transforming the way we approach education and sustainability across Africa—starting right inside our classrooms, gardens, and school walls.
More Than a Talk—It’s an Activation
The Green School Summit isn’t just a gathering. It’s a movement.
It’s where passionate teachers, forward-thinking school leaders, environmental professionals, and other key players come together to kick-start a future where schools are climate-smart, environmentally conscious, and fully equipped for what lies ahead.
This summit is all about taking action—not just talking about change, but creating it.
A Whole-School Transformation Approach
At the core of GSAP is a powerful concept: the whole-school approach.
That means climate education isn’t just a topic in a textbook—it’s infused into the way schools operate.
From sustainable school gardens that boost food security, to eco-friendly infrastructure and circular economy innovations, every part of the school environment plays a role.
This isn’t about adding sustainability to the curriculum—it’s about building it into the school’s DNA.
Empowering Schools to Tackle Africa’s Biggest Challenges
The Green School Summit aims to show that schools can do more than just educate—they can lead.
Whether it’s helping communities fight climate change, reduce environmental degradation, or improve local food systems, schools have the power to spark lasting impact.
And in the process, students gain richer, more meaningful learning experiences.
Be Part of the Movement in Ibadan and Lagos
Ready to help turn this vision into reality? Join us at the Green School Summit in Ibadan on August 7th, 2025, and in Lagos on August 8th, 2025.
It’s more than just an event—it’s your chance to be part of a continental wave of change, turning schools into beacons of sustainability and innovation that benefit students, communities, and the planet.
Who Can Join the Summit?
Here’s what you need to know about eligibility:
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You must be a secondary school teacher currently teaching in either Oyo or Lagos State.
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Teachers of Science, Agriculture, Civic Education, Geography, or Environmental Studies are especially encouraged to apply.
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Open to both public and private schools.
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You should have a genuine passion for climate action and sustainability.
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And yes, physical attendance is required—this is a hands-on, in-person experience.
How to Register
If you’re ready to step up and join the movement, here’s how to register:
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For schools in Oyo State, sign up here: https://forms.gle/D3T9nsdK7LzcnvM89
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For schools in Lagos State, register via: https://forms.gle/Zemjdq6XfxNT6PnW7
