There are more than 25 million refugees in the world - over half of them under the age of 18. There are also 10 million stateless people who are denied a nationality and basic rights such as...
Ewan Watt, Online Editor, Theirworld Loss of power that closed classes for days is just the latest blow in a country where half of children don't go to school and millions have fled over the borders...
Our news roundup includes donor aid for Syrian refugees, a mass school shooting in Brazil and the tragedy of children buried in a collapsed school in Nigeria. Donors pledge $7bn to help Syria and...
Ewan WattOnline Editor, Theirworld Another Supporting Syria and the Region conference is being held this week in Brussels, where international leaders will discuss how to help Syrian refugees and...
On the eve of another Supporting Syria conference in Brussels, we look at the story so far on the 2016 pledge to deliver education to all. More than eight years ago, civil war broke out in Syria and...
Theirworld has received a new series of grants from the Dutch Postcode Lottery (Nationale Postcode Loterij) to deliver education to thousands of children around the world impacted by conflict and...
Yellow school boats, better education for young children in Sierra Leone and a video of kids so happy to be at school are in our news roundup. Palestinian schools need more help to survive This is...
Scholarships, training and new schools are ways in which education is being delivered to thousands of people at several refugee camps. Nearly 700 refugees from Sudan who are living in Chad have been...
Billy Briggs We look at some of the catastrophes and outrages that caused millions of children to have their education disrupted this year. One in four of the world’s school-age children - over 500...
Executive Summary Education is the cornerstone of development and is recognised by the UN as a human right. Access to safe learning environments is a vital requirement at every stage of child’s...