“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

Across the Eduspots network, one of the key areas of focus is literacy development due to its impact on wider educational engagement and achievement, alongside various other societal and well-being …read more

In an attempt to contribute towards closing the resource gap in rural settings and empowering community members with the tools and resources they need to better educational outcomes, EduSpots has …read more

Want to be part of a global network of changemakers and work for one of Ghana’s most innovative and impactful charities?  Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit with the energy …read more

In May, Sevenoaks School students worked with students at 12 Kent and Sussex schools to collect, sort, stamp, pack and ship 25,000 books and sustainable educational resources for delivery in …read more

From the 20th July – 20th August Francis & Cat will be visiting all of our communities in Ghana, for the first time on a single trip, in a van …read more

We are delighted to announce that Gloria Agyemang has joined EduSpots as a UK trustee this month! She brings a wealth of experience across management, education, research and accountancy, with …read more

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Yvonne Peters Asamoning to the role of EduSpots Ghana Team Coordinator, starting in September 2021. Yvonne will bring extensive experience of both …read more

Last academic year, pupils in the EduLit group in Sevenoaks School created the first issue of Kwame’s Adventures focused on mirroring familiar events in Tease, an EduSpots partner community in …read more

This is a fantastic 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

With the launch of the EduSpots monthly STEM challenges, our ongoing weekly EduSTEM clubs will now be challenged to use tools and equipment designed from local materials to carry out …read more

EduSpots is a UK and Ghanaian registered charity, partly based in Sevenoaks, aiming to connects, trains and equips local Catalysts to drive community-led change. Since 2015, the organisation has built …read more

EduSpots is a Ghanaian and UK registered NGO that connects, trains and equips catalysts to drive community-led change using education as a tool for change. The organisation has built and …read more

The entire EduSpots team is delighted to welcome Amjad Saleem to the Trustee board. He was officially confirmed as a Trustee in March 2021, and brings a wealth of experience …read more

April 2021 marks the five year anniversary since EduSpots’ UK registration. In just five years, a network of over 250 volunteers in Ghana and the UK have supported the creation …read more

NB All photos used here were taken prior to the Covid-19 outbreak.  From 6-10th April, EduSpots is launching its first 5 day residential training Academy, which is a central component …read more

EduSpots Ghana – Country Team Lead Downloadable job description: Country Team Lead – Ghana Job Description March 2021.docx Job Description Location: Ghana, location tbc  Reporting to: The Chair of Trustees …read more

  In partnership with the Africa Science Academy and Sevenoaks School in the UK, we are glad to launch our STEM Summer Camp programme. The programmes is themed around environmental …read more

Since 2015, EduSpots has distributed over 90,000 books to community libraries and schools in Ghana. As part of its global partnership projects between Ghanaian and UK pupils, the organization endeavoured …read more