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FAWE Centres of Excellence

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Global-Innovation

Global-Innovation Exchange

Project start date: 1/1/1999

FAWE Centres of Excellence

Kenya

FAWE's two Centres of Excellence (COE) in Kenya are a part of a larger group of 19 schools that provide gender-sensitive school management and teacher training and implement gender-sensitive curriculum.

Scaling

5+ years

Last update: October 05, 2023

OverviewContributors

Challenge

The first Centre of Excellence, AIC Girls Kajiado, was established in 1999 to provide conducive learning and teaching environment for girls rescued from or threatened by early marriages and other cultural practices. The second COE, Athwana Secondary School in Meru, was started in 2003.

Description

Student retention has increased under the COE program and girl students' overall performance has improved from 61% to 85%. The M&E strategy involves the use of baseline surveys and reports from the teachers to evaluate the impact of the program. They also use case studies on success stories to highlight impact.

SDGs

Gender EqualityQuality Education

Outcomes

Student retention increased and performance improved from 61% to 85%.