Rwanda Basic Education Board News Today

A lack of practical knowledge around inclusion of women with disabilities, as well as data gaps are factors that impede effective interventions. Women with disabilities are largely absent from official statistics and surveys.

The government of Rwanda is reported to be aiming to connect at least 60% of the country’s primary schools to the internet by 2024.

Bringing together public and private EdTech key players has been a turning point to build a more resilient Rwanda EdTech ecosystem and a conducive environment creating avenues for local EdTech innovators and entrepreneurs. Closing the EdTech Mondays program 2022, the new ways of doing things were

The first batch of Zimbabwean teachers hired to teach in different Rwandan schools has arrived in the country for a three-year work contract, an official said Thursday. "The first group of 154 teachers arrived in Rwanda on Wednesday night under an agreement reached last December between the two countries," Nelson…

Ever since the pandemic forced schools around the world to close, analysts, academics and teachers have been warning that many students in poorer countries

New data from Rwanda, and some of the first published on how COVID-19 has impacted school attendance in the Global South, suggest that a widely-predicted spike

As part of the Government of Rwanda’s efforts to improve the quality of education, 4,500 headteachers and teachers from 150 public primary schools will be trained on technology-enabled teaching and effective class management. The teacher induction training is organized in three 10-day phases, starting on 23rd August 2022 and concluding on the 23rd September 2022.

Rotary International has been hailed for its contribution to Rwanda’s education, particularly, for having built Kigali Public Library which added up the culture of reading.