The Commonwealth Education Trust is all about partnerships. We live for partnerships: they are how we reach global communities with our Teach2030 programme, and they are represented in every one

We’re spotlighting our education partner in India, Calcutta Rescue, focusing on the impact that our progamme Teach2030 is having on their teachers. Ananya Chatterjee, the School Administrator, collated a range

The Commonwealth Education Trust has partnered with Gordon’s School to bring teachers together from Commonwealth countries to discuss and develop their teaching practice, while also establishing a culture of digital

Part of our mission is to build relationships between the Commonwealth Education Trust, and teachers and partners working globally within our network. When possible, we co-deliver our Teach2030 virtual workshops

I’m Adam and my journey to becoming Marketing Lead at The Commonwealth Education Trust is due to being proactive in my development and I found many similarities in the charity

To strengthen our offering for our Education Partners we’re now providing the chance to collaborate in live, online discussions, hosted by our teaching platform, Teach2030, about pedagogy and successful classroom

One of the joys of what we do is seeing the effect of our Teach2030 programme in schools around the world. Our Head of Education, Eleanor Sykes, was fortunate enough

Nayamba school in Central Province, Zambia has been one of our partner schools right from the start of our Teach2030 programme. The school is in a rural location, near Chisamba,

The Commonwealth Education Trust’s EdTech platform, Teach2030, has been selected as one of the most impactful and scalable innovations in the world by the global education non-profit HundrED for their

Today, more than ever, partnerships are an ideal method to build capacity. The Commonwealth Education Trust collaborates with government and in-country partners to roll out our EdTech platform, Teach2030. Together, we are transforming education worldwide and changing lives throughout the Commonwealth.  We

5th September. International Day of Charity, and, by no coincidence, Mother Teresa’s birthday – the receiver of the 1979 Nobel Prize ‘for work undertaken in the struggle to overcome poverty and distress.’   Today, the United Nations uses this date to symbolise a worldwide