Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone

At Kamawornie Nursery School in Sierra Leone, learning has become even more exciting and impactful, thanks to your generous support.

Recently, the school received a set of vibrant, educational posters designed to spark curiosity and reinforce early childhood learning. These posters include essential classroom basics like the days of the week, months of the year, numbers, colors, and more. The Kamawornie teacher goes over the days of the week and numbers, and the students also recite the months of the year in this video from their new posters. 

In early education, visual aids play a crucial role in how young minds absorb and retain information. At Kamawornie Nursery School, these posters serve as daily reference points, helping students grasp fundamental concepts through repetition, recognition, and fun.

Your support helped make this possible. These seemingly small resources—posters on a wall—are igniting curiosity, building confidence, and expanding minds. They’re turning classrooms into vibrant spaces of discovery and growth.

We’re so proud to see Kamawornie’s students thriving and so grateful to you for being a part of their journey. With every new lesson, they are one step closer to becoming the informed, empowered leaders their communities need.

Let’s keep learning alive and bright—together.

For any questions or inquiries, feel free to contact us at GlobalGiving@developafrica.org.

With heartfelt appreciation,

Amy & the Develop Africa Team

Links:

• Empower Future Leaders in Sierra Leone with Education
• Video-Students Learning from the New Posters

We are happy to share a powerful update from Mgbaikoli Village in Sierra Leone—a community that now shines brighter thanks to new solar power street lights.

In this short video, you'll hear directly from the residents of Mgbaikoli, who are expressing deep gratitude for the installation of street solar lights.

The people of Mgbaikoli were delighted to have the first solar street lights ever installed in their village, which will help bring light at night.

These solar lights are more than just a source of illumination—they represent hope, dignity, and progress. They are helping lift an entire community toward a brighter future, literally and figuratively.

This gift of light is especially meaningful for students, who now have the opportunity to read, study, and complete their homework after sunset. In a country where many families cannot afford indoor lighting, these solar-powered street lights create new possibilities for academic success. Education is the key to unlocking a better future, and thanks to your support, students in Mgbaikoli are better equipped to reach their full potential and become the next generation of leaders in Sierra Leone.

We look forward to sharing more progress as we continue working together to empower and uplift communities across Sierra Leone.

With gratitude,
The Develop Africa Team

globalgiving@developafrica.org
www.developafrica.org

Links:

• Video- Lights in Mgbaikoli Village
• Empower Future Leaders in Sierra Leone with Education