We are delighted to present our 2021 Impact Report!    

“Through reading books by African authors one can see African customs, traditions and practices directly expressed in the story which resonates with readers.” (Adam Nabila, volunteer, Kalpohin Spot) ‘Bringing Africa …read more

This report on Akumadan’s ‘EduFun’ event was written by Akumadan volunteer, Louis Kwame Kratse  All work and no play they say, makes Jack a dull boy. Well, there wasn’t a …read more

    At this pivotal time in our journey, we are looking to bring the right people on board to help us deepen our impact, strengthen our organisational models, and …read more

Following the arrival of Gloria Agyemang in late 2021 (pictured left, current Head of the School of Business and Management at Royal Holloway,) we are delighted to announce that Gayle …read more

The EduSpots Community Leadership in Education (CLEd) Academy brings together 16 committed volunteers from nine communities in Ghana and Kenya for a 5-day intensive training in areas stretching across leadership, …read more

Launch of a Fundraising Year of Bringing Africa to the Bookshelf In order to achieve our aim of enabling every Spot to have a significant African fiction and non-fiction section …read more

This is the model of practice that we hope all Spots in the EduSpots network can work towards, with our support. This has been created through the ideas and practice of …read more

We are reciting for an Educational Partnerships Manager in Ghana! Do email us at info@eduspots.org with any questions relating to the role. Job Description Location: Tamale, Ghana Reporting to: Head of …read more

EduSpots are recruiting a dynamic Programme Coordinator in Tamale, Ghana! Information on the role is found below, but please email info@eduspots.org with any questions you may have about the role.  Job …read more

This is an exciting opportunity to work with a small, but growing, global education charity, driving community-led change through education in both Ghana and the UK. EduSpots creates, connects and …read more

On 17-19th December, 100 EduSpots volunteers and staff are moving to Techiman for their Annual Conference 2021. The theme of this year’s event is ‘Celebrating our resilience and forging ahead …read more

An article sent by Mr Adam, Project leader at the Kalpohin Community Library:  On Monday 6th December, it was the Grand Finale Contest of the Kalpohin Community Library inter-School JHS …read more

On Saturday 13th November, the Elmina volunteer team organised their first STEM exhibition, involving students from three schools in the local area. Benjamin Nana Aikins, who led the event, is …read more

We are particularly looking for Trustees who can bring skills and expertise in any of the following areas: Finance Fundraising Organisational or strategic management UK or international education Impact measurement …read more

The Trustees of EduSpots are pleased to present their report together with the financial statements of the Charity for the year ended 31 December 2020. Thank you to everyone who supported …read more

The Ejura Spot team, led by Seidu Yahya, are delighted to have been selected for the US Ambassador to Ghana’s Self-Help grant. The $1895 grant is to provide a solar …read more

Congratulations to Anita Esi Eleh who has won a $5000 grant from the Global Youth Mobilization and their partners, after taking the initiative to apply for the opportunity when posted on …read more

“Before the camp, I did not like science and maths,I thought it was boring and difficult. Now, I love it because I have learnt it can be fun”. (Nadia, Sanzule) …read more

The whole EduSpots network is delighted to hear that our Founder, Chair and full-time teacher, Cat Davison, has been shortlisted as a top 50 finalist for the Varkey Foundation’s Global …read more

EduSpots is looking for a creative, committed and energetic individual to take this role which will be key to storytelling, impact reporting and network-building across our growing EduSpots network! If …read more