Category: Child Education

Formal education is known to be one of the best routes out of poverty. Socioeconomically, poverty decreases significantly with increased educational levels, which is why the Free Quality School Education (FQSE) policy of the Sierra Leone Government aims to achieve greater access to education by reducing financial barriers to school enrolment and improving teaching and learning outcomes for all students. Therefore, there is need to take education campaign to rural community level by supporting with learning materials that could nurse...

Child education in Africa faces various challenges, but concerted efforts are being made to overcome them and ensure a brighter future for the continent's youth. Access to quality education, economic constraints, and cultural factors are some of the key elements influencing the educational landscape for African children. 1. Access to Education:In many parts of Africa, access to education remains a significant hurdle. Remote locations, lack of infrastructure, and inadequate transportation make it difficult for children to reach schools. Additionally, the...