One of Redearth Education’s programmes is the Achievement Award, which focusses on improving teaching methodology. Schools sign up to join the Award process. They then receive training and in-school support on an ongoing basis. Redearth provide additional training to a group of 35 Lead Teachers who provide in-school support and training for those schools engaged in … More Redearth’s 7th Annual Achievement Award Ceremony
We had a fantastic final conference with LRTT, working together with local headteachers to establish their School Development Plans for the next year. There was a lot of reviewing, planning, singing and presentation of certificates, and the event was attended by the District Speaker and Deputy DEO. The LRTT Fellows did a truly fantastic job, highly … More LRTT Final Conference
Redearth Education has partnered with the Scottish charity The Wood Foundation as part of the 2018 Global Learning Partnerships (GLP). This July, GTC Scotland-registered practitioners joined our Ugandan team in Masindi, working alongside us for 4 weeks to further build the capacity of local, rural schools. The GLP is an 18-month personal & career-long, professional learning opportunity accredited by GTCS … More Meet some of our Global Learning Partners
Redearth Education has partnered with the Scottish charity The Wood Foundation as part of the 2018 Global Learning Partnerships (GLP). This summer, GTCS Scotland-registered practitioners will join our Ugandan team in Masindi, working alongside us for 4 weeks to further build the capacity of local, rural schools. What is the GLP Programme? The GLP … More Global Learning Partnership 2018
Today, Education and Employers, a UK-based charity, launched a landmark report, Drawing the Future, revealing the factors influencing children’s ambitions and career choices. Drawing the Future is the biggest survey of its kind ever conducted, asking primary school children aged seven to eleven to draw a picture of the job they want to do when they … More Drawing the Future – Uganda Findings
Are the dreams, hopes and aspirations of children important? Do they shape who and what a child can become? Drawing the Future is the first global research to ask children from 7 – 11 directly what they want to become – by drawing their ideal future job – and what influenced them in their answer. … More Drawing the Future Findings Released
Redearth Education is excited to be taking part in Primary Future’s Inspiring Reading event at Oxford Gardens Primary School on Thursday 18th January. The event aims at exposing children to a wide variety of jobs and careers that they may not have previously considered. Organisers and participants of the event hope to excite children about … More Inspiring Reading with Primary Futures & Oxford Gardens Primary School
Redearth volunteer Kelly joined the Redearth Uganda team in September 2017, bringing with her 18 years of teaching and education experience. Upon arriving, with just enough time to settle into her new home in Masindi, Kelly joined the evaluation team for the 2018 Redearth Achievement Awards and hit the road. The Achievement Awards are an annual … More Volunteer Kelly says hello from Bokwe Primary
We’re excited because we are taking part in the incredible, international project. “Drawing the Future.” Children around the world, from the UK to Australia, Uganda to Pakistan, Belarus to China, are busy drawing pictures of the jobs they want when they are older. The project by Inspiring the Future, and in partnership with Tes, the NAHT headteachers’ … More “Drawing the Future” Project around the world
We are thrilled to introduce our new, long-term volunteer, Kelly, who joins Redearth Education’s Ugandan team with 18 years of teaching and education experience. We are also excited to announce that former Redearth volunteer Lydia has returned to Masindi for a term. Kelly will living with in Masindi for one year, collaborating with rural schools to support … More Introducing our new volunteer Kelly, and welcoming Lydia back to the team
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