Supporting
Nigerian
Education
Supporting
Nigerian
Education
Our Mission
Promoting partnerships that advance educational opportunities for young people in Nigeria
Providing appropriate financial support that directly contributes to the progress and advancement of education in Nigeria.
Support the training and development of teachers in Nigeria.
Maintain funding for on-going educational projects and commitments.
Our Projects
You can make a big difference by donating a little.
Hope for the Villiage Child – Donations to LGEA Primary School, October 2025
SUPPORTING EDUCATION, ONE SCHOOL AT A TIME! DONATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS TO LGEA PRIMARY SCHOOL RIMAU GARI On Wednesday, 22nd October 2025, Hope for Village Child Foundation (HVCF), in collaboration with Britain Nigeria Education Trust (BNET), donated a variety of instructional materials to LGEA Primary School, Rimau Gari under the Rimau Cluster in Kajuru LGA.
Continue reading →Daily Delight School – Update July 2025
BNET SCHOLARSHIP We received with deep sense of gratitude for the third year scholarship for 15 children from BNET which enabled not only the children who may not have been able to conveniently meet the demands of tuition and other demands of schooling go through this academic session with ease but also enabled the school achieve most of its objectives for the academic session. UPDATE ON ACTIVITIES
Continue reading →2025 Charity Christmas Card and Appeal
This year we are reproducing another painting by the artist Rosalie Modder-Oyefeso titled ‘In-Laws‘ as the cover for our 29th annual charity Christmas card.
Continue reading →The Chairman’s Report July 2025
BNET AGM July 2025 This year the Trust has concentrated on maintaining our existing grants and ensuring the beneficiaries get the maximum benefit from them. The general economic uncertainty in the country and the steady deterioration in schools’ infrastructure & facilities, especially outside the major cities, has meant the Trust has been approached by scores of applications for new grants and it has been difficult to assess them all adequately in order to determine if we are in a position … Continue reading →
BNET AGM 24th July 2025
The 16th Annual General Meeting took place on 24th July at the Royal Overseas League, with 36 members in attendance. BNET Chairman David Brandler welcomed everyone and provided an update on the Trust’s seven ongoing projects. He expressed his gratitude to the members for their continued support, and thanked the Trustees and administrators for their dedication over the past year. Mr. Adebayo Oladimej gave a presentation on the history and objectives of BNET, followed by Engr. Greg Ojieh, who discussed … Continue reading →
BNET AGM 2025
BNET AGM 2025
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