Skool Grind SL

13/04/2026

Every student deserves support - someone who listens, understands, and helps them see beyond difficult moments.

Sometimes, one experience is enough to shake a young person’s confidence, affect their self-worth, and even push them away from school.

This is one such story from a student in our Career Guidance Program.

It’s a reminder that guidance and counseling in our schools is not optional, it is essential.

05/04/2026

Easter reminds us that every new beginning carries the power of hope. ✝️

As we celebrate today, may we be inspired to keep building, keep learning, and keep empowering young minds to create meaningful futures.

Here’s to growth, renewal, and the courage to become.

HAPPY EASTER

03/04/2026

On this Good Friday, we are reminded that great purpose often comes through sacrifice, patience, and unwavering belief.

As we reflect today, we look ahead with hope, committed to guiding and equipping the next generation with the mindset and skills to build meaningful futures.

May this day inspire, strengthen your purpose, and renew your vision for what’s possible.

03/04/2026

Thank you for this kind recognition, it truly means a lot to us. Being part of the Kiddies Career Fair journey from the beginning has been both an honor and a privilege.

Here’s to continuing the work of building a generation that is bold, informed, and ready to create impact.

30/03/2026

The Robotics for Good Youth Challenge Sierra Leone was a resounding success, with over 1,000 attendees and representation from across every region of the country.

It brought together government ministers, students, delegates, exhibitors, and partners, creating a vibrant space for learning, collaboration, and innovation. A key question on everyone's mind was how can Sierra Leone continuously advance robotics initiatives within the Government’s Big Five Agenda?

The main higlight of the day was the Youth challenge which had seven schools gunning for the top prize of NLE 40,000.

St. Edwards Secondary School emerged as the winner taking home the top prize and
Government Secondary School (Bo School) followed as 1st runner-up, receiving NLe 20,000.

The challenge was a reminder of the creativity potential of young people, reinforcing what can be achieved when innovation is nurtured and supported.

Events like this reaffirm the need for continued conversations and strategic investments in emerging technologies to drive and accelerate national development and we are excited to contribute its success.

24/03/2026

Happy Birthday, James V Combey! 🎉

Everyone at Skool Grind wishes you a wonderful day. Thank you for your continued support and for the incredible work you do in advancing the tech and creative space in Sierra Leone.

Wishing you more growth, impact, and success in the year ahead.

Cheers 🍻🥂

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak to all our Muslim brothers and sisters. 🌙

May this special day bring peace, joy, and blessings to you and your loved ones.

19/03/2026

The Robotics for Good Youth Challenge – Sierra Leone has been deferred to:

📅 Saturday, 28th March 2026

If you’ve already registered, your spot remains secured. If not, this is your chance to be part of something truly transformative.

👉 Register now: bit.ly/4deX6DG

📍 Bintumani Conference Center, Freetown
🎯 Theme: Agriculture and Food Security

16/03/2026

The speaker reveal begins! Have you registered for the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge?

Register now and join us this Saturday, 21st March, at the Bintumani Conference Center.

Meet the Speaker: Annie Wonnie Katta

The Director of the Orange Foundation Sierra Leone joins the speaker lineup at the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge – Sierra Leone, where conversations around robotics, innovation and digital inclusion will take center stage.

With over 19 years of experience in the telecommunications sector, she brings valuable insights on expanding digital opportunities for youth and building innovation ecosystems.

The event is organized by Kamara Yokie Innovation Center (KYIC) in partnership with the Ministry of Communication, Technology and Innovation, and aligned with the global AI for Good initiative of the ITU.

Register to attend: - https://bit.ly/4deX6DG
Learn more at - https://ai4good.kyicsl.org/

13/03/2026

Thank you Startup Body Shop for spotlighting our founder, Sunah Keili, and the work she continues to do to support young innovators and entrepreneurs in Sierra Leone.

Some women build businesses.
Others build ecosystems.

This International Women’s Month, we celebrate Sunah Keili a passionate builder in Sierra Leone’s innovation and education space.

Through her work with Skool Grind Sierra Leone, Sunah has created platforms where young innovators, founders, and students can learn, build, and grow. Her commitment to mentoring, connecting opportunities, and supporting youth-led ideas continues to strengthen the country’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Women like Sunah are not just part of the future —They are building it.

This Women’s Month, we’re supporting women founders to grow through our Scaling Blueprint Session, helping them identify the #1 constraint holding their business back and how to break through it.

If you're a woman founder ready to scale,
apply for the Scaling Blueprint session today: https://www.startupbodyshop.com/workshops

11/03/2026

Register to attend NOW!!