Caleb British school clinches N5m grand prize in innovation contest
Caleb British International School has won the N5m grand prize at the Zenith Bank Future Innovators Challenge for its ‘ReLearn’ digital textbook platform. Read More: https://punchng.com/caleb-british-school-clinches-n5m-grand-prize-in-innovation-contest/
Caleb British International School in Abijo, Lagos, has secured the national title in the Zenith Bank Future Innovators Challenge. Four students - Deborah Iweha, Makayla Inyere, Fife Alonge, and Okeke Janelle - represented the school. They won the Zecathon 6.0, which awarded the N5m grand prize for their project, ReLearn. The challenge is a flagship competition by Zenith Bank for senior secondary school students, organized with Beyond Limits as part of the Zecathon 6.0 2026 innovation programme.
ReLearn is a digital platform created by the students to repurpose unused textbooks. After conducting research with parents, the team recognized the high cost of educational materials and devised a solution to ensure no child goes without proper learning resources. The platform redistributes old textbooks to students in need, helping families save money and bridging educational gaps in underserved communities.
The N5m prize will be used to expand ReLearn's reach to more Nigerian students. Caleb Group of Schools' Director, Dr Oladega Adebogun, highlighted the school's commitment to academic excellence and modern learning facilities. The students were mentored by alumni from the Caleb British International School Young Entrepreneurs Club.
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