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Raising future legends starts today!  By selecting a Britam Education Plan, you’re laying a strong foundation for your child's future. Let’s nurture their potential and inspire them to achieve greatness—today and every day!  SMS SOMESHA [your town] to 21778 #BackToSchool #BritamCares #BritamEducationPlan

In 2025, a new project has been launched in the Moulvibazar district through a partnership between Educo and ASED Habigonj. Titled 'Wellbeing & Education for Children through Integrated and Viable Efforts in the Tea Gardens of Moulvibazar (WAVE),' this project focuses on Early Childhood Development within the tea garden labour communities of Sreemangal under the sponsorship programme. A signing ceremony was recently held at Royena Resort between ASED Habigonj and Educo. The County Director of Educo and Chief Executive of ASED Habigonj signed the agreement and handed over the documents in the presence of senior officials of other partner NGOs.

Education Consultant, Christina Astin leads a session on how international schools can embed school partnerships and use their independence for the wider good. Key highlights from the session included: ➡️ Sharing what all independent schools gain from partnering with state schools including sharing different lived experiences, values, facilities and much more. ➡️ Demonstrating how international independent schools are engaging in partnerships through examples of collaboration such as sharing resources and through fundraising and volunteering initiatives. ➡️ Key themes within international school partnerships include a culture/ language of cross-sector partnerships is shifting, addressing local/ regional challenges in education, creating structures to increase capacity as part of school’s core mission, using impact evaluation to inform resource allocations and focus on teacher support and student well-being ➡️ Independent and State School Partnerships are best when they’re mutually beneficial and planned together ➡️ For international schools, key points to consider when setting up partnerships include considering local needs, school ethos, values, benefits to students, leadership for the partnership amongst others. #HMCInternationalConf24 #HMCLeadingIndependentSchools

🎓 "1 in 3 children from disadvantaged backgrounds struggle at school. We’re here to change that." At Bath Rugby Foundation, we believe education isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our Alternative Learning Hub takes a fresh approach — encouraging young people to present on topics they’re passionate about. By giving them the chance to teach their peers, they build confidence, life skills, and a renewed connection with education. 💙 Your support during the Big Give has already helped us change the narrative for so many young people. But we’re not done yet. No child should feel left behind. 👉 See how we're changing lives in our Impact Report: #EducationForAll #EveryChildMatters #BathRugbyFoundation #ConfidenceThroughLearning

Hope for West Africa: Join Us in the Season of Giving. As we celebrate the 2024 end-of-year season, our hearts are focused on West Africa, where 35 incoming Developing Global Leaders students are preparing to change their world. These young leaders come from diverse backgrounds but share one mission: to serve their communities and glorify God. From Civil Engineering to Pharmacy Technician studies, these students are pursuing fields that will make a profound impact in their countries. But to begin their journey, they need sponsors like you—partners who believe in the power of education to transform lives. When you give to the DGL program, you’re not just supporting an education—you’re giving a gift that lasts a lifetime. You’re helping students like Abraham in Liberia, Chizoba in Nigeria, and Deboura in Mali take steps toward their God-given callings. Be part of their story. Sponsor a scholarship or give a one-time gift today. Together, we can make a difference. Students waiting for a sponsor now: https://lnkd.in/grretepy

“To be tolerant does not mean that I share another one’s belief. But it does mean that I acknowledge another one’s right to believe, and obey, his own conscience.” — Viktor Frankl Yesterday, I had the privilege of participating in a powerful 6-hour forum dedicated to Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB). Young advocates from across the globe came together to discuss the pressing challenges faced in promoting FoRB and shared inspiring strategies for fostering coexistence and respect. The depth of dialogue and the shared commitment to building a world where everyone’s rights are upheld left me motivated and hopeful for the future. Together, we’re turning conversations into actions and challenges into opportunities for change. #FoRB4All #GlobalDialogue #HumanRights

Our Learning on Country sessions showcases the power of combining cultural and Western education for holistic learning. 🙌🏾 By donating to Children's Ground you are supporting us to continue: 📚 Empowering Young Minds: Our children are acquiring skills and knowledge and gaining a deep understanding of their roles in kinship and the laws of the land. 🏞️ Learning Beyond Walls: We've taken education out of traditional classrooms, involving children, families, Elders, and local leaders in a communal learning environment. The results? Improved learning, better health, community development, employment opportunities, and a strengthened sense of identity and culture. 🗣️ Preserving Languages: Elders and next-generation leaders from multiple families, employed as cultural educators, share knowledge in their first language. 👉🏾To support us, head to: https://lnkd.in/gmVjUWCA

What kind of parents send their 17 year old child alone to a foreign country for a year, entrusting imperfect strangers to care for their kid as one of their own? \ Who would outsource parental duties like feeding, making sure homework gets done, doing laundry, disciplining if necessary, driving to practices and friends’ houses? While I’m at it, what kind of family would host a teenager from across the world to participate in their daily lives here in America?! I know, I know! Parents who believe in the power of community and family connection to change the world, one young person at a time. Parents who have confidence in their kid as an agent of this change, even as they experience homesickness and culture shock. Parents who have learned that people are people are people, and 99.999% of us are good people, no matter where we’re from, what we believe, or what kind of “weird” foods we eat. Read the article to learn more about Rotary International #youthexchange #gapyear

Girls' mentoring sessions play a crucial role in empowering girls, promoting education, fostering skill development, providing career guidance, enhancing health and well-being, offering social support, and creating positive community impact. Salma expresses the value of the girls' mentoring sessions in her experience, "Hi, my name is Salma, and I am a beneficiary of Develop Africa Sierra Leone. Today I’m here to talk about the importance of the girls’ mentoring sessions. The girls’ mentoring sessions are helping us a lot because it’s giving us experiences about life, and how we can go about it and gives us the formula to go through every difficulty in life. There are so many things that we don't know that we learned from our guest speakers and so many things they don't know that they learned from us. So all I want to say is that the girls' mentoring sessions are a great help." Educated and confident girls are more likely to become leaders and changemakers. https://lnkd.in/gvSbvami

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." – Nelson Mandela Today, we recognize the vital importance of education in building strong communities and fostering global change.🌏 Let’s work together to create a world where every child has the opportunity to learn and grow. 💪✨   #EducationForEveryone #FutureThroughEducation #InclusiveEducation #RightToEducation