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Learning for a New Generation is available now! 🎬 And allow us to introduce you to our seven secondary school stars: Bintu, Fatmata, Humu, George, Osman, Peter and Wuya. Follow their journeys as they generously open their lives and share their journeys through secondary education with the support of the Leh Wi Lan programme.

Learning for a New Generation: A story of secondary education in Sierra Leone Introducing our seven secondary school stars: Bintu, Fatmata, Humu, George, Osman, Peter and Wuya. Follow their journeys as they generously open their lives ...

We are committed to empowering young people to be sensitive to their environment and understand the importance of protecting it. Read more about our work in South Sudan here: https://bit.ly/3YeUj5f

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At GESS, we are committed to empowering young people to be sensitive to their environment and understand the importance of protecting it. In the last issue of our Teens ta Guwa (Power Teens) magazine, we included valuable content on keeping our environments safe and sustainable.

Read the magazine here: https://bit.ly/3YeUj5f



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Canada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada
EU in South Sudan
Ministry of General Education and Instruction, Republic of South Sudan
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Global Partnership for Education

We'll be at this year. As well as taking part in a number of sessions, we'll also be at Booth S5 in the networking area. Join us there for talks on various topics, including equity and quality education, social impact, girls’ education and climate in education.

On this international day to celebrate women in mathematics, we're spotlighting Dr Liveness Mwale of the Ministry of Education in Malawi, for her critical role in driving the National Mathematics Reforms in Malawi.

We'll be at this year. As well as taking part in a number of sessions, we'll also be at Booth S5 in the networking area so do come along and say hello!

We are proud to support the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education in improving sexual and reproductive health (SRH) in Sierra Leone.


Leh Wi Lan

Understanding sexual and reproductive health (SRH) is essential for adolescents to make informed decisions, stay safe and build strong futures.

That’s why we’re proud to support the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education SL in introducing the Comprehensive Adolescent Health and Life Skills (CAHLS) as a subject in secondary schools.

Through our CAHLS pilot in 50 Junior Secondary Schools, we’ve trained teachers to deliver SRH-related lessons. The response has been positive: 85% of students in pilot schools are participating weekly. However, due to the sensitivity of some topics, teaching them remain challenging because of cultural taboos.

To address this, we’re enhancing support for teachers through coaching, WhatsApp peer groups, and the distribution of new teacher guides and learner workbooks. And because CAHLS is embedded in the Social Studies curriculum, it doesn’t require additional budget, ensuring its sustainability.

Through our collaboration with MBSSE, UNFPA Sierra Leone, and other partners, we are creating a safe and healthy learning environment, equipping young people with the knowledge they need to thrive!



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Cambridge Education

For over 10 years, we have supported hundreds of schools across to ensure learners, including those with disabilities have conducive learning spaces.

Girls' Education South Sudan

In close collaboration with the Government of South Sudan, we are committed to far-reaching systemic change through implementing the progressive National Policy and Implementation Strategy on Inclusive Education by 2030.

Girls' Education South Sudan

Last week, we celebrated the launch of the USAID - US Agency for International Development Play to Learn programme in Djibouti.

We will be supporting Djibouti’s MENFOP-Djibouti and Ministère de la Femme et de la Famille to increase the number of children benefiting from a high-quality, equitable, safe, and inclusive education.

Together, we can create a brighter future for Djibouti's young learners!

📅 Gender in education webinar

How has the at the Centre Initiative impacted the eight participating countries' views on gender within ?

We're hosting a webinar alongside UN Girls' Education Initiative to explore this on Wed 19 April.

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Gender Equality in Education Sector Planning To achieve gender equality in and through education, governments need to embed gender equality at the core of education sector planning. The Gender at the Centre Initiative (GCI) supports 8 countries in sub-Saharan Africa (Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Sierra Leon...