A large part of how a child learns is dependent on their environment and access to resources. Educators and curriculum has a large impact on how much information a student will absorb, however the environment and the tools in which they learn in and with, is incredibly important to facilitate this process. A shortage of educational material not only hinders learning, but can limit the educational outcomes a teacher can provide their students. 

Project Skul aims to deliver new and quality used educational resources to schools across rural areas of Papua New Guinea, so that students have access to the necessary tools to participate actively in quality education. The resources we deliver are also aimed at encouraging and empowering educators to confidently deliver a variety of measurable lessons and outcomes. 

Resources provided to schools include desks, chairs, whiteboards, bookshelves, reading and texts books, stationery and teaching resources.

As part of this initiative, Project Skul also achieves envorinmentally sustainable outcomes for Australia. Used educational resources that are diverted for use in schools in PNG consist primarily of classroom equipment that would otherwise be deposited to landfills in Australia. This achieves a win win outcome for both Australia and Papua New Guinea.