A Partner in Education

Having just travelled back to the UK after working as the APIE Education Manager for the last two years, it seemed like a good time to...

Having started at APIE at the beginning of the month (in a behind-the-scenes strategic role), I knew how important it was to get a good...

National Literacy Month is celebrated in Rwanda every year throughout the month of September, coinciding with International Literacy Day...

The Ubumuntu Arts Festival, a celebration of humanity and peace-building, and the week leading up to it were a thoroughly joyful time at...

This year, Aegis Trust named Umubano Primary School the Lead School for Peace, so the opportunity to take part in the Ubumuntu Arts...

Since returning from Maternity Leave, I have become a new kind of stakeholder at Umubano Primary School – a parent - as my eldest...

Today, 25th May 2018, the world is celebrating Africa Day. On this day in 1963 the Organisation of African Unity (now known as the...

The International Day of Families is observed every year on 15 May, ‘providing an opportunity to promote awareness of issues relating to...

Over the Easter holidays in April, the Rwanda Education Board organised nation-wide training on delivering the new Competence-based...

Evariste Habonimana has been a teacher for 7 years and has worked at Umubano Primary School for 2 and a half years. He is the Primary 3...

“Knowledge is the wing wherewith we fly” – William Shakespeare English Language Day is celebrated every year on 23rd April – the day...

Aimable is a final year student at Teacher Training College (TTC) Rubengera, studying Early Childhood Education. TTC students undertake...

As the world celebrates International Mother Language Day on 21st February, the theme of ‘Linguistic diversity and multilingualism:...

On the 11th February, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science will be celebrated. At APIE we support the staff and...

APIE’s role in Rwanda is based on the belief that investing in teachers is the greatest method of transforming the quality of education....

That phrase - the power of words - conjures up so many thoughts; sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never harm me echoes...

Aiming at improving the quality of education, the City of Kigali organises schools’ peer evaluation every year. The assessment looks at...

Two weeks ago, APIE's ICT & Monitoring Manager, Stephen Odara, attended the Transform Africa Summit. The purpose of the Summit is to...

English Language Day - celebrated annually on 23 April, the date traditionally recognised as both the birth and death date of William...

In March of this year, Brighton-based Architect Sara De Marco visited Rwanda with our CEO to act as APIE's eyes and ears as we come...