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Annual reports set out TEACH Rwanda's programmes, progress and finances for each year.
Learning, Teaching, and Systems Change in Action.
A full account of the 2024-25 year: Bright School's results and growth, how inclusion works in everyday classrooms, the teachers and partner schools we mentored, what we learned, and where the money went.
- The year in numbers
- Message from leadership
- Bright School: the heart of our work
- Inclusion and equity
- P6 exam results
- Teacher development
- Partnerships
- Financial overview
The year at a glance.
Learners at Bright School, from Nursery to Primary
P6 pass rate at Bright School, against 75.64% nationally
In‑service teachers supported through mentoring and training
Children reached through the teachers we supported
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Earlier annual reports
Older years are available on request.
Who holds us to account.
TEACH Rwanda's governing board carries responsibility for financial oversight and organisational strategy. The Rwandan Advisory Board advises on alignment with Rwandan law, culture and expectations.
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Funders and partners are welcome to request full financial documentation.
