Our Impact
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Our vision

A world where early childhood education supports every child to succeed.

Transforming lives

The Sabre Story

Our wins

20 years of impact

93%

of trained teachers in Assin South District demonstrated "good" or "outstanding" competency in implementing play-based learning, up from 19% at baseline. (Sabre's Assin South Endline Evaluation: JMK Consulting, 2024)

80%

of KG learners in Sabre intervention schools “achieved” or “mastered” age-appropriate levels of numeracy skills compared to 25% in non-intervention schools (Sabre's Assin South Endline Evaluation: JMK Consulting, 2024).

79%

of KG learners in Sabre intervention schools “achieved” or “mastered” age-appropriate levels of literacy skills compared to 19% in non-intervention schools (Sabre's Assin South Endline Evaluation: JMK Consulting, 2024).

78%

of KG learners in Sabre intervention schools “achieved” or “mastered” age-appropriate levels of pyscho-social skills compared to 16% in non-intervention schools (Sabre's Assin South Endline Evaluation: JMK Consulting, 2024).

95%

of responding parents in intervention schools reported seeing significant performance improvement in their children (Sabre's Eastern Region Project: JMK Consulting, 2023)

51,400+

books and teaching resources distributed

361,095

children received a quality, play-based kindergarten education (assuming trained teachers continue teaching in the classroom for at least 5 years).

6,060

teachers, head teachers and student teachers trained in the play-based approach.

Impact reports

Discover our impact

Sabre Education Impact Report 2023-2025 lead photo
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2023-2025 Impact Report
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2022/2023 Impact Report
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2020/2022 Impact Report
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2019/2020 Impact Report

“My wish is that learning through play is implemented across the whole country. Because looking at the benefits, now teachers are creative, they are innovative, and they have developed so many learning resources in their classrooms. Children are happy, so they come to school.”

 

Henry Amartey- School Improvement Support Officer, KEEA District, Central Region, Ghana.

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