Ray of Hope · Solardero LMS
Solardero Digital Skills
A free learning app for schools that works with no internet. Computer Literacy, Mathematics, English and Solar Energy, from Primary 1 to SSS 3, so every child can build real digital skills, even where the internet doesn’t reach.
How it works
No internet. No data costs. Just learning.
Works offline
Install it once on your school’s Windows laptops or MacBooks. After that, every lesson runs without internet or data.
Learn by doing
Students don’t just read. They tap, type, sort, code and count naira notes, practising each skill as they go. Younger pupils can press Listen to hear each step read aloud.
Teacher’s Corner
Teachers see each student’s progress, spot who needs help, and save a monthly report with names replaced by codes. Progress can be backed up to a flash drive.
What’s inside
Four subjects. Every class from Primary 1 to SSS 3.
Four subjects, three levels
Computer Literacy, Mathematics, English and Solar Energy, each in three levels: Beginner (Primary 1–3), Intermediate (Primary 4–6) and Advanced (JSS and SSS). Every lesson is aligned to the new NERDC curriculum, so it fits what your teachers already teach.
Who it’s for
Primary and secondary schools, community learning centres and organisations that teach children, especially where internet is costly or hard to reach. All you need is at least one Windows laptop or MacBook.
See it in action
Tap, sort, count, code. Learning that feels like play.
Free for schools
Request the app for your school.
Solardero Digital Skills is free for schools as part of our Ray of Hope programme. Fill in the short form below and we’ll email you the download link and setup steps within a few minutes.
Please share the link only within your school. The app is free to use, but it is not open source.
Solardero LMS
This is only the beginning.
Solardero Digital Skills is the first app on Solardero LMS, our learning platform for children and schools. Every school that requests it will be first to receive updates and version 2. Help us reach more schools.