02/06/2026
We want to tell you what it felt like walking into those schools in Bayeku.
We've visited six schools so far and, if we're being honest, we didn't know what to expect. We had just come from Ekiti where many of the conversations we'd hoped for never really materialised, so we arrived hopeful but cautious.
What happened surprised us.
In the first school, the proprietor listened carefully, asked questions about the programme, and immediately began discussing which students might be selected to participate. By the time we left, it felt less like a pitch and more like the beginning of a partnership.
The same thing happened in the next school, and then the next.
Four schools have now committed to participating. They are sending student nominations, discussing the teacher training programme with their staff, and actively helping us prepare for Dream Beyond Limit 2026.
The encouragement we've received in Bayeku has reminded us why this work matters. These schools may not always have access to the resources they need, but they have something equally important: a belief that their children deserve opportunities to learn, create, and dream bigger.
Now we need help turning that belief into reality.
We have 13 days to go and we haven't raised any funds yet. Meanwhile, children are already being identified for the programme and schools are preparing to participate.
If you'd like to help us make Dream Beyond Limit 2026 possible, we'd be grateful for your support.
Help us show up for them. 👇
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