Classroom resources.
Lesson plans, activity sheets, teacher guides, and clear explainers built around what a school needs.
Make something a classroom can use.
Turn your skills into learning resources for underserved schools, with support from SAFE Foundation.
For high school students, anywhere in the world.
Student skills should reach the schools that need them.
SEED helps high school students create educational presentations, videos, and other learning content for underserved schools.
SAFE Foundation then delivers this content to the schools, where local teachers use it to teach their students.
Made by students.
Made for the classroom.
Every project starts with a need.
What you make helps meet it.
A different way
to see a subject.
Illustrations, short videos, presentations, and simple digital tools that make learning click.
Learning, in their language.
Research, translation, and local stories that connect learning materials with the communities using them.
Your perspective.
Their next discovery.
Writing. Design. Research. Technology.
There is more than one way to contribute.
Part of SAFE Foundation.
Built for student contribution.
SEED is a subsidiary of SAFE Foundation. SAFE builds robotics labs and supports hands-on STEM learning in underserved Indian schools. SEED supplies the educational content and creative support those programmes need.
Meet SAFE FoundationA little of your time.
Something that goes further.
Worldwide.Your ideas can travel.
High school students can apply from anywhere in the world. Bring your perspective, curiosity, and a skill you want to share.
Remote projects.Room for your school life.
Most projects are remote and run for two to six weeks. Expect about three hours a week, with schedules that flex around school.
SAFE-led.A real need. A clear brief.
SAFE identifies what its schools, robotics labs, teachers, and outreach teams need. SEED turns those needs into focused student projects.
You create. SAFE reviews. Teachers bring it to life.
Approved work becomes a resource for underserved schools.
Bring your skills
to SEED.
High school students. Anywhere in the world.
Let’s make something that matters.