In Tanzania, the expected age for completing primary education by 2024 is 13 years old, with students typically starting standard 1 at the age of seven.
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Providing learning materials to underprivileged children in Tanzania forms a crucial part of a broader strategy to enhance educational accessibility.
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On March 30, 2023, Lema Plan International delivered educational supplies to Complex Primary School in Yalla, Togo. We believed that every child, regardless of background, should be given a chance to realize their full potential, so our main goal was to assist those most in need. This is especially important when they are young because
Boxing Day is being celebrated with Mrs. Charity Daniel today after our Christmas vehicle stopped by her house. She was taken aback by our visit, which made the holiday season more joyous for her.
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As part of your Christmas surprise visit, our vehicle stopped again at the home of Mrs. Angelina Nnadozie; she was sitting in the corridors when we arrived. Our unexpected visit left her speechless and shocked, and she tried hard to express her gratitude.
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Our team went to see Mrs. Angela Uwajumogu, a trader, who we encountered while she was still making her breakfast in the kitchen. Our surprise visit left her speechless.
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16 pupils from various sections who excelled in STEAM courses received full-year academic scholarships, school bags, school uniforms, and school sandals.
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In light of the rising cost of education in Africa and the consequent increase in the number of children dropping out due to their inability to support themselves through school, some parents and guardians who were present during the visit were gushing with praise for the kind gesture shown to these orphaned children. Lema Plan International was thanked, and they wished them luck in all of their endeavours.
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Fundraising is enjoyable. We met Clarisse, Salima, Omari, and Maryina at the market in La Chaux-de-fonds this morning. Their encouragement was greatly appreciated. We appreciate your willingness to help. We Lema Plan International use education to empower and improve the lives of deprived children and women in developing countries. Education, we believe, is the key
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In 2020 studies showed nearly 40% of Nigerians could not read or write. Those are staggering statistics given Nigeria’s population. 40% means 80 Million+ people cannot write nor read a four word sentence. That’s why education is important📌 It is not a scam. Quality education is a necessity and it is fundamental to our human
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