In many villages across Morocco, preschool classrooms operate without electricity. They lack electrical connections or wiring, which significantly affects both the children and their educators.

Indeed, it has been observed locally and worldwide that school attendance rates improve with access to electricity. Electric lighting protects children’s eyesight when natural light is insufficient, especially during the short winter days. Electricity also allows for a wider range of activities, as educators can use modern teaching tools such as tablets and digital resources, enhancing the children’s learning experience.

Solar panels provide a sustainable energy solution for classrooms that are not connected to the electrical grid.