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I’m a School Leadership Advisor, on the Building Learnings Foundation (BLF) programme in Rwanda. I work closely with head teachers to provide support in the move to the new teaching language and improving teaching methods.
Nearly all Rwandan children are enrolled in primary school, however many leave without functional literacy and numeracy skills they need. Classrooms are basic, learning resources are limited and teachers are often unqualified.
There are many contributory factors as to why children are falling behind but through the BLF programme, many volunteers and I are working with schools. teacher training colleges and the Rwandan Government to overcome these challenges and improve basic education for all. With the aim, to ensure no child is left behind.
Bornali Ghosh's updates
Goodbyes and a new hello from Rwanda
Hi Bornali here. I’m very pleased to say that VSO's Building Learning Foundations (BLF) programme has successfully introduced change in the education sector in Rwanda.
Steps being made in education for children in Rwanda
It's Bornali here! I'm so pleased to update you on how the Building Learning Foundations (BLF) programme is getting on. I also just wanted to say thank you so much for your continual support.
Leaving no child behind in education
Hello there! I’m Bornali Ghosh and I’m a volunteer working as a School Leadership Advisor (SLA) on VSO’s Building Learning Foundations (BLF) programme in Rwanda, which is funded by UK Aid.
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