We are excited to share that our CEO/Founder, Cat Davison, has been selected for the Youth for Peace: UNESCO Intercultural Leadership Programme. This new UNESCO initiative, implemented with the generous …read more
“I used to sit quietly and watch. Now I like to play and read with my friends. It makes me feel good when we learn together.” Eight year old Esterlyn …read more
Play is one of the most universally understood and instinctively joyful aspects of childhood, and yet it is often undervalued in practice. At EduSpots, we believe play is not a …read more
We are looking to recruit our first full-time finance and operations manager in Ghana to provide outstanding financial support to our growing operations across Ghana. The selected candidate will be …read more
“The most important things I learned were how to plan projects, work in teams, engage the community, and become a leader… I have learned how to spot challenges in my …read more
“At the Spot, I learned to use Google Forms, Canva, and other digital tools. My interest in spelling and reading also grew. I dream of becoming a Catalyst who inspires …read more
When you walk into the Atanve Spot, one name continues to echo among learners and fellow Catalysts alike: Rebecca Ogi. Her unwavering dedication, quiet leadership, and passion for learning have …read more
EduSpots is excited to share “Keeping Children Safe: Simple Steps for Every Parent”, our first animated video created as part of our Keeping Spots Safe safeguarding education work. This resource …read more
After 53 days on the road, Emmanuel Adjei has now cycled an impressive 5,000km, crossing into Morocco on his mission to raise €100,000 for EduSpots. After setting off on the …read more
Introducing the July Book of the Month. This month, we are exploring Voices of Ghana, a compilation of poetry and prose which explores cultural identity from the time of Ghanaian …read more
