In November, Sabre’s Senior Programme Officer, Lord Acquah, spent two weeks in the UK on a study tour which provided a fantastic opportunity to exchange best practice and professional insights on early years education. Coordinated by our volunteer Education...
Last week, our CEO, Susan Place Everhart, and Executive Director, Tony Dogbe, had the great privilege of attending the UNESCO World Conference on Early Childhood Care and Education (WCECCE). This really was a landmark occasion – the first...
The Ghana Ministry of Education holds an annual Teacher Prize to honour the fantastic work teachers are doing across the country. This year it was held as part of the celebrations for World Teachers’ day earlier this month. Prizes...
Last week saw Ghana’s national education week in Accra, bringing together stakeholders from across the agencies under the Ministry of Education, regional and district education directorates, schools, academia, teachers unions, NGOs, CSOs, funding partners and the private sector. The...
This year, we commemorate the 10th anniversary of International Day of the Girl Child. Around the world, girls continue to face too many barriers to fulfilling their potential. Sabre’s teacher training helps to ensure that young girls in Ghana...
The theme for this year’s World Teachers’ Day is “The transformation of education begins with teachers” and we couldn’t agree with this more! We have met many amazing teachers over the years, and on this World Teacher’s Day...
Sabre and Instill Education have partnered to train early grade teachers in Ghana online as part of efforts to help Ghana achieve SDG 4.2 on universal access to quality pre-primary education. A key focus of Sabre’s strategy to...
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...
Did you know that only 68% of young children in Ghana are developmentally on track? (2020 MICS-EAGLE Ghana Education Fact Sheets). One of the key contributors to poor educational outcomes is a lack of teacher training. You may remember...
We’re thrilled to be launching a three-year, play-based kindergarten teacher training project in Ghana’s Central Region in partnership with the Ghana Education Service and the University of Education, Winneba (UEW). The project targets teachers from both government and...