A Leading School

This is a leading school in Rwanda. It is a very large school (500 pupils from 7 to 16 years old). We are here to hold a Professional Learning Community for the local Headteachers. We start by looking at practice across the school.

A chemistry lesson in secondary.

It amazes me that, given the low starting points of poor primary outcomes, there is potential for varied, interesting and challenging lessons in secondary.

Months of the Year
Learning Letters
A visual timetable
Support for number work
Vocabulary learning

These displays are part of the reception experience for the children of this school. An outstanding example of teacher creativity and understanding of the early learning needs of children.

Learning Resources
Good to see Headteachers responding well to initiatives,
A safeuarding poster. In Rwanda safeguarding is at an early stage!
Goldfish bowl but which of us are on the inside!
Tucked away in a far classroom some less good display.
Recreation. The same the world over

Published by rwandajon

I am a retired deputy headteacher on a journey with VSO to help teachers in Rwanda develop learner centred approaches in the classroom. I will do this by leading a team of mentors who will work alongside teachers.

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