Sabre’s transformational teacher training programme in the Eastern Region of Ghana is our largest project to date, reaching every government kindergarten teacher across six districts, that’s over 1,000 teachers! As part of the project’s efforts to improve the...
Sabre and Tullow have been working in partnership since 2011 to deliver an improved standard of kindergarten education for children in south-west Ghana. Our partnership is built on our shared recognition that a high-quality early year’s education not only...
The ultimate goal of Sabre’s work is to help Ghana achieve Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4.2; ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care an d pre-primary education so that they are ready for...
In September 2019, the Ghana Education Service (GES) launched a new kindergarten curriculum. Sabre was privileged to be invited by the Ministry of Education to contribute to the development of this new curriculum, and as a result, play-based teaching...
During the first five years of a child’s life, quality education, play and stimulation are crucial for development, this is when 90% of brain development takes place. (Theirworld, 2021). Whilst 85% of teachers in Ghana have now received...
This is Bernice Okoto, one of the amazing Head Teachers who has been involved in Sabre’s transformational teacher training programme. Bernice’s school, Sakyi Agyarkwa Basic ‘B’, is in the Eastern Region of Ghana, in a town called Nsawam, about...
Last year, Hedia Dickson, a student from Tema International School very kindly donated some education resources to Sabre for use in kindergarten classrooms. Hedia has kept in touch with Sabre and was keen to continue to support our work....
We are excited to introduce to you three new members of Sabre’s Senior Leadership Team. Together, Michael, Kwasi, and Hannah bring years of valuable experience in the charity sector to Sabre’s Senior Leadership Team, and we are thrilled to...
When COVID-19 reached global pandemic levels and kindergarten schools in Ghana closed, we worked closely with the Ghana Education Service to develop district level COVID-19 response plans to ensure that young children still had access to kindergarten education during...
As schools prepared to re-open in Ghana on the 18th January 2021, the Ghana Education Service launched the Back to School Campaign. The campaign aimed to support parents/carers to send their children back to school and to ensure that...