Classroom stories, as they happened.
TEACH Rwanda's newsletter carries classroom stories, appeal updates and programme milestones to supporters in Rwanda and abroad.
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The newsletter is the most direct account of what is actually happening in our classrooms, which teachers are mid‑way through a mentoring cycle, which cohort has just graduated, what a partner school has changed.
Five past issues are below, free to download. In the meantime, contact us to be added to the distribution list or to request further back issues.

Back issues, free to download.

Asher’s story
How Bright School’s inclusive classrooms supported a P1 learner with Down syndrome, from his first visit to his first friendships and his teacher’s account of his progress.
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Resolve to volunteer with TEACH Rwanda
A New Year’s call for volunteers, with six open roles: board members, coordinators, a P6 learning-plan reviewer, grant writers and a shipping coordinator.
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Abouba’s life, transformed
A Giving Tuesday story following one Fund a Future family, from Abouba’s first days at Bright School to three siblings learning there together.
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Fund a Future students leap into secondary
Two Fund a Future scholars graduate from P6 and move on to secondary school, with news of where the previous year’s scholarship class ended up.
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Bright School is expanding
Why Bright School is building eight new classrooms, how construction is going, and why teacher salaries need to rise alongside it.
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