International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
The National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education invites all members of the public, key stakeholders, and education enthusiasts to submit their views on crucial legislative proposals aimed at transforming Kenya's education system.
Here are the details:-
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Britain's support for global education funds is more vital than ever – it must be maintained
✍️ @BambosMP and @RachelGilmourLD
politicshome.com/opinion/art…
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Read this @GPforEducation's article written by Beth Gum, Head of Policy & Advocacy at IPNED on the overlooked role of parliaments and how @IPNEducation is helping drive action for Foundational learning in Africa.
👉 shorturl.at/a4x9w
#LearningChangesEverything
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
September is National Literacy Month📚🇿🇦.
Today, we launch National Book Week in the Umkhanyakude District in KZN.
In partnership with AVBOB, we will be handing over reading resources to two schools in the district, including a container library with 4000 books, and two trolley libraries containing 500 books each, in order to give learners better access to books.
Access to books helps build a culture of reading and strengthens literacy skills children need to succeed from an early age.
#StrongFoundationsStrongFutures #NBW2026
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Not replacing aid with more aid, but building sustainable education systems ✨📚
As GPE Champion for sustainable financing for education, Sierra Leone's President @julius_maadabio explains how countries can #MultiplyPossibility at scale.
#FundEducation
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
What does it take to turn education investments into better outcomes for children?
See how GPE partner countries are strengthening education systems through smarter financing, better data, and more equitable policies: bit.ly/4fxAYWa
#FundEducation #MultiplyPossibility
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Meet the speakers joining the FLN Hub on 20 August: Cally Ardington, Michelle Kaffenberger, Dr. Ousmane Birba, Ulrich Tadajeu, Binta Diedhiou, and Fridah Gatwiri Kiambati.
Register here - bit.ly/flnhublearningsession
#FoundationalLearning #FLNHub
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
As we enter the final years of the 2030 Agenda, join @UNESCOstat & #GEMReport to take stock of progress towards #SDG4.
Launching:
- 2026 SDG 4 Scorecard report
- Counting the loss: Aid to education report
📅 9 July, 2pm
📍 UNESCO HQ, Paris
Register: cloud.gem-report.unesco.org/…
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
We’re partnering with @IPNEducation to strengthen evidence use in policymaking among parliamentarians.
“Access to evidence helps MPs improve laws, allocate funds, and hold governments accountable.” – @J_NhanOreilly
More to come!
#GEEAP #Parliamnentarians #Education #Evidence
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
After visiting schools across South Africa and abroad, I have become even more convinced of one simple truth: there can be no quality education system without quality teachers.
Teachers restore hope to families, break cycles of poverty, and show young people that their future is not determined by their circumstances.
They are not only educators. They are merchants of hope.
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
National budgets are the foundation to #FundEducation in the long term.
In a joint declaration, the Ministers of Education of the 93 GPE partner countries commit to embedding education as a whole-of-government priority.
globalpartnership.org/news/m…
#MultiplyPossibility
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
A very emotional long voice message from one of my previous students from Ghor Province, Afghanistan today:
“I feel like the world is moving forward, but I am stuck somewhere in Afghanistan, unable to do anything. This all feels like a dream.”
Somewhere in Afghanistan tonight, one of millions of girls is sitting hopeless, helpless, and shattered!
Girls in Afghanistan are grieving, they are mourning the future they once believed they would have.
@savechildrenuk @PlanGlobal @IPNEducation @UNICEF @united @UNHumanRights @streetchilduk @GPforEducation @appgglobaled @EduCannotWait
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
A new #GEMReport & @GlobalNamati paper shows how education can strengthen trust, reduce crime and support peacebuilding.
Explore the latest #WorldEducationBlog: bit.ly/3RCu1tb
#LearnForJustice #PowerofLearning
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
This afternoon I began my engagements at the @TheEWF , the largest gathering of Education Ministers in the world.
I participated in the Cambridge University Ministerial Dialogue on “The Leadership Effect: Forging Talent for Africa’s Growth”.
I shared South Africa’s focus on building Strong Foundations for Strong Futures to unlock opportunity, skills and prosperity for every child. 🇿🇦📚
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Foreign Office unit tracking Israel’s potential breaches of international law closed. This is a dark day for justice, and I fear will have considerable repercussions @CommonsIDC theguardian.com/politics/202…
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Today, on World Book and Copyright Day, we celebrate the power of books to connect generations, cultures and widen one’s imagination.
Reading is the foundation of all learning. When we strengthen literacy from the earliest years, we give children the tools to think critically, imagine boldly and succeed in school and in life.
Books open minds, widen horizons and unlock possibility.
That is why building a nation of readers must start early, and it must involve all of us; parents, caregivers, teachers and communities alike.
Let us continue to place books in the hands of children and nurture a love of reading, one book, one child and one story at a time. #WorldBookandCopyrightDay
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Kenya’s primary completion rate rose to 87% in 2023. Progress is real, but reaching the last mile is essential.
The new Spotlight country report by @EduMinKenya, @KEMI_KENYA & #GEMReport outlines key actions to strengthen instructional leadership in Kenya:
bit.ly/2025spotlight-kenya
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
📣 It's not too late to submit your evidence and findings to the What Works Hub for Global Education Conference 2026!
Our Call for Submissions closes at 11:59pm BST today, 8 April.
➡️ Submit your findings: buff.ly/fLJymJ0
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
Cutting corners won’t fix a learning crisis. Countries need more and better‑used education money and to invest it in approaches that reliably improve reading and basic skills.
Learn how: wrld.bg/jsKU50YflcO
International Parliamentary Network for Education retweeted
#ECW Mission to #Lebanon
In🇱🇧, schools are no longer just places of learning – many are now shelters.
ECW's @MaysaJalbout reaffirmed ECW’s commitment, announcing emergency funding & calling for support – 🆕funding will help 150K children resume learning & protect their future.































