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This study examined the potential influence of homes and schools on evolving sustainable sanitation behaviour among secondary school students in Ogbomoso, Nigeria. Data for the study were obtained from 379 systematically selected students from the three generations of stratified schools in the town. Findings conclude that the students’ knowledge on what constitutes ideal sanitation behaviour was high enough. However, the physical amenities through which the knowledge can be practiced were grossly inadequate both at students’ homes and schools. The inadequacies were both quantitative and qualitative. The inadequacies of sanitation became clear in the students’ responses; some of which the teachers and parents might have been practising. The study concluded that for homes and schools to act as correlates of evolving sustainable sanitation behaviour among these future adults, teaching on how to develop good hygiene behaviour must be matched with corresponding provision of environmental sanitation amenities.

Evolving sustainable environmental sanitation behaviour among secondary school students: home and school as correlated in Ogbomoso, Nigeria