École Pi

A box that brings the national curriculum to every child.

Even where there is no school, no teacher, and no internet.

250 M

children are out of school.

Conflict. Closed schools. No teacher. No internet. The children who need education now cannot wait years for the system to reach them.

The solution

One box. The whole curriculum.

A pocket-sized box, smaller than a paperback, that ships with the official curriculum a Ministry chooses, structured by year and subject. Solar-powered. Internet-free. Children resume exactly where they left off.

AttendanceGrades & report cardsTimetableHome–school logParent access

The system

How it fits together.

Student access

In-person and remote schooling.

In class, 100% offline — that is the foundation. With a connection (Starlink/4G) the lesson can also be followed from home, and if the teacher is unavailable they teach live over video. A bonus, not a dependency.

Salle de classe avec le cours projeté et des élèves en visioconférence — Quand un élève ne peut pas venir — ou que le professeur est absent — et qu'il y a une connexion, le cours se fait en visio.

How it works

Each child has their own pace. The box remembers it.

Strengths, gaps, what's already mastered, what comes next. The platform keeps an individual memory for every child and adapts the path. Every session resumes exactly where it left off.

Intelligence

The platform tells the facilitator who needs help.

Each child's progress is tracked. The platform flags who is stuck, on what skill, right now, and proposes a 5-minute coaching protocol. The adult is never asked to teach. Only to follow.

Facilitator dashboard with help-first and class activities

Group activities

The facilitator animates the whole class.

Group quizzes. Read-aloud stories. Written and spoken expression. The box ships with ready-to-run activities. The adult presses play, the class follows.

● Live · Group quiz

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Live

Leaderboard

🥇 A Aïssa 2,100

🥈 M Mwamba 1,890

🥉 F Fatou 1,750

Official content & steering

The Ministry provides the official curriculum — and steers education in real time.

The national curriculum, created and validated by the Ministry, is embedded in every box. In return, every connected box (Starlink/4G optional) reports the state of education back to it, across the whole country, live. Offline by default.

✓ The country’s official curriculum, created by the Ministry, embedded in every box
✓ Schools & teachers, by region
✓ Boys / girls ratio
✓ Daily attendance (present · absent · late)
✓ Grades & progress by subject
✓ Schools & pupils at risk, flagged early
✓ Curriculum hours
✓ Real-time with Starlink (option), offline guaranteed

National dashboard · Ministry of Education ● Live ⟳

8,420

children learning

▲ +640

312

schools / active boxes

1,180

teachers tracked

92%

avg. attendance

48 / 52

girls / boys ratio

14

schools at risk

12,310

curriculum hours

Schools · teachers · boys/girls · attendance · grades · difficulties · usage

Data governance & sovereignty

The country's data stays in the country.

All data — learning content and pupil analytics alike (grades, attendance, progress) — stays on the box and on the Ministry's own national server. Nothing leaves the country.

✓ All data stored locally on the box and the Ministry's national server
✓ No foreign cloud, no third party, no leak outside the country
✓ The Ministry owns and governs its data — national hosting, digital sovereignty
✓ Offline by design; the only network link possible is box ↔ Ministry server

What it costs

€200 per box.

One box per learning centre. Solar-powered. Curriculum bundled.

Scoped per country programme

+Content digitalisation

+Setup & installation

+Facilitator training

+Ongoing maintenance

What we propose

One country. One pilot. One partner.

100 to 500 boxes deployed in communities without schools. 12-month measurable outcomes: children reached, hours of curriculum completed, progression by subject and year.

Talk to us

Let's build the pilot.

Michael Fabien, founder of École Pi.

[email protected]

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