Sabre has been working across six districts in the Eastern Region of Ghana since 2019. To date Sabre Education has helped over 1,000 kindergarten teachers to transform their teaching practice, through adopting a play-based approach. As a result, over...
This week, we are celebrating International Day of Education which aims to showcase the most important transformations to realize everyone’s fundamental right to education and build a more sustainable, inclusive and peaceful future. Inclusivity and digital transformation are currently...
Our Executive Director, Tony Dogbe, and District Programme Officer, Jennifer Appiah, had the great pleasure of accompanying the Director, Schools and Instructions Division, Mrs Patty Assan, Haruna Mustapha Appiah Director of Education for Akuapem South and Joyce Ofosua Anim,...
Our vision is ‘Helping all children succeed, by giving them the best possible early education’. One of the ways we achieve this is through transformational teacher training. We work with a team of trainers who are either Ghana...
It is estimated that between 93 million and 150 million children live with a disability worldwide. The World Health Organisation and the World Bank found that “being disabled more than doubles the chance of never enrolling in school”. The...
A key part of our work is not only delivering play-based teacher training to practicing teachers but also for student teachers. We do this through creating networks of Model Practice Classrooms surrounding Colleges of Education and Universities that are...
Looking back to the beginning of last year no one could have predicted the devastating effect COVID-19 would have around the world. Schools quickly closed in Ghana on 16th March 2020 in order to curb the spread of COVID,...
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...
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...
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...