SCM Plateau Sector Reaches 11 Schools in One Week

Skills, Care, and the Gospel: SCM Plateau Sector Reaches 11 Schools in One Week

From Monday, 5th to Monday, 12th October 2026, the SCM Plateau State Sector ran a skills acquisition and welfare outreach across Jos during the fourth week of resumption for the 2025/2026 first term. Students were taught practical skills, girls received sanitary pads, and in several schools the Gospel was shared. Six of the 11 schools visited are mission fields, and two are new schools opened this term.

The Week at a Glance

11 schools visited across Jos
152 students took part in barbing (149 boys and 3 girls)
192 girls and women received sanitary pads
Soap making was taught in 3 schools, and vaseline making in 2
6 mission fields and 2 new schools reached

Monday, 5th October

Royal Kiddies High School, Alheri, Zaria Road: 57 boys and 3 girls learned barbing, and 14 girls received pads.

Tuesday, 6th October

St. Nobles International School, Rukuba Road (mission field): 25 girls received pads, and students learned soap making.

Wednesday, 7th October

Royal Queensland Academy, Utan Lane, Algadama Junction, Zaria Road (new school, opened in October): 24 girls received pads, and students learned soap making

Thursday, 8th October

LEA Fanube Primary and Nursery School, Rukuba Road (government school): 16 boys learned barbing, and biscuits and sachet water were bought and shared with the pupils.
Bright Beginning International Academy, Sabon Barki (new school, opened in September): 10 boys learned barbing, and 14 girls received pads.

Friday, 9th October

Zion Sister’s Literacy School, Gada-biu (mission field): 20 women received pads.
Lofty Grimshaw Memorial Institute, Zaria Road: 30 boys learned barbing, 30 girls received pads, and students learned soap making.
Asixo Model School, Anglo, Rantya (mission field): 16 boys learned barbing, 26 girls received pads, and students learned vaseline making.

Sunday, 11th October

Founders High School (mission field): The visit was purely evangelistic, to share God’s Word.

Monday, 12th October

Infant Jesus Academy, Rukuba Road (mission field): 20 boys learned barbing, and 22 girls received pads.
Flourish Wave Academy International, Rantya (mission field): 17 girls received pads, and students learned vaseline making.

This outreach showed what the Sector means by discipling students and transforming society. In one week, boys left with a trade they can use, and girls received a practical gift that eases a real need. Pupils in the mission fields met the Movement through acts of service as well as words.