The Orange Botswana Foundation continues to champion digital inclusion and digital inclusivity by expanding access to technology in schools across Botswana.
Today, the Foundation proudly handed over a Digital School Kit to Selebi-Phikwe Primary School and a printer to Selebi-Phikwe Senior School, reaffirming its commitment to empowering both learners and educators through digital education.
The Digital School Kit includes:
• 25 Tablets
• 25 Headsets
• 1 Server loaded with the Upper Primary syllabus
• Projector and Projector Screen
• Laptop
• JBL Speaker
• Power Banks
• Multi-socket Charger
By integrating technology into the classroom, this initiative supports teachers with tools that enhance lesson delivery, streamline classroom administration, and improve access to digital learning materials for students.
This forms part of the Orange Digital Schools Programme, an initiative aimed at bridging the digital divide, promoting equal access to technology, and ensuring that learners regardless of their location can develop essential 21st-century digital skills.
Through strong partnerships with schools and communities, the Orange Foundation remains committed to building a more inclusive digital future, where every learner has the opportunity, resources, and confidence to thrive in the digital age.