Posted Wednesday April 15, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
Last month we featured one of the teachers connected to our Mother...
Last month we featured one of the teachers connected to our Mother Tongue project in Uganda. She talked about the difference the project has made to students. Now, after our...
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Posted Wednesday April 01, 2015 by Intern
South Sudan Happenings – Peace Building and Life Skills How can we...
South Sudan Happenings – Peace Building and Life Skills How can we use education to support peace? This is the question we are asking ourselves right now in South Sudan....
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Posted Sunday March 15, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
Meet Mary, the deputy head teacher of one of our partner schools...
Meet Mary, the deputy head teacher of one of our partner schools in Uganda, Arua Public Primary School. Mary says that since the introduction of the Mother Tongue project at...
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Posted Sunday March 01, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
“A true testament to the incredible work and spirit of AET”- An...
“A true testament to the incredible work and spirit of AET”- An amazing success story amid conflict in South Sudan When working in a country in conflict, it is essential...
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Posted Monday February 16, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
The girls in our school mothers programme in Uganda participate in annual...
The girls in our school mothers programme in Uganda participate in annual writing competitions. These writing competitions allow girls to share their struggles and worries with each other and develop...
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Posted Sunday February 01, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
In 1991, when the civil war broke-out in Somalia, education services throughout...
In 1991, when the civil war broke-out in Somalia, education services throughout Somalia, including the National Library of Somalia, collapsed. Almost all the books and other necessary educational materials were...
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Posted Thursday January 15, 2015 by Africa Educational Trust
It might be hard to imagine teaching being a profession that women...
It might be hard to imagine teaching being a profession that women struggle to join, but if you lived in South Sudan it would be. Yolanda, a female teacher trainee,...
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Posted Monday December 22, 2014 by Africa Educational Trust
How do you know what you want to be as an adult?...
How do you know what you want to be as an adult? How do you know what your options are? A good education should prepare you for going out of...
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Posted Monday December 15, 2014 by Africa Educational Trust
We always say that education is about more that learning to read,...
We always say that education is about more that learning to read, write or mathematics. Having an education empowers people to believe in themselves and change their communities for the...
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Posted Wednesday November 26, 2014 by Jo Addison
Thank you for visiting the Africa Educational Trust website. Getting to know...
Thank you for visiting the Africa Educational Trust website. Getting to know AET is like discovering a chest full of treasure buried in a desolate landscape. Prepare to be amazed....
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