Hands on agric! WOFAN comprehensive school pupils already answering the call to take agriculture at heart! Catching them young at WOFAN schools irrespective of their gender, class or age/ Below are pictures taken during demonstration about soil, plants and seeds.

Playgroup pupils doing their own thing in their own ways. Join us at WOFAN Group of schools by enrolling your child today. Register your child for qualitative early childhood development. Enroll your child at WOFAN Groups of schools and ISLAMIYYA. Our school is dependable, affordable, reliable, qualified/well trained teachers and self discipline assured.  Registration on going

In its effort toward Child Education, the Women Farmers Advancement Network (WOFAN), has established Group of Schools to among others: -Promote self-discipline, understanding, empathy, co-operation, perseverance and independence.

As part of efforts to ensure that orphans and vulnerable children in parts of Northern Nigeria access and utilize comprehensive and coordinated services and are able to realize their full rights, WOFAN commenced implementation of  a project tagged “STEER”- in 10 communities of Gwarzo LGA in Kano State at the beginning of October, 2014.

WOFAN donates 120 three seater furniture to 3 schools in Kumbotso, Gwale and Bebeji LGA to support safe learning environment for women and girls learning centers in Kano to mark the 2013 International Women’s Day.

WOFAN constructed and donated a 6 block classrooms to Sharada community in support of the education and empowerment of women and girls to mark the 2013 International women’s Day.

WOFAN has not left out Farmers Children in the Educational sector- .

 In its effort to improve the wellbeing of Farmers and their families WOFAN embarks on a joint educational programme with the communities to promote Early Childhood Development and also to provide safe learning environment to retain girl child and those with difficult situations in schools.

USAID/WOFAN’s Access to Water, Hygiene and Sanitation (WASH) project is in its second phase in Bauchi State, North East Nigeria and the project is striving to keep more children in school