Éducation de base

Les élèves de Maggie Moore apprennent davantage et plus rapidement pour trois simples raisons : le temps, les ressources et le soutien. Bridge l’aide en lui fournissant du temps d’enseignement adéquat, du matériel pédagogique de qualité et des orientations explicites pour son enseignement.

Depuis 1991, la Journée de l’Enfant Africain (JEA) est célébrée chaque année par l’Union africaine en mémoire au soulèvement des étudiants du 16 juin 1976, à Soweto, en Afrique du Sud au cours duquel des manifestants furent massacrés par le régime de l'apartheid.

The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi resulted in more than one million people being killed in 100 days and Rwanda became considered a failed state. Since then, Rwanda has steadily managed to move from an emergency phase into a development phase. Rwanda's education system has undergone significant change during the country’s national Vision 2020 (Republic of Rwanda, 2012). In 2015, the government drafted Vision 2050 (Republic of Rwanda, 2015), setting out a long-term strategic vision for the nation. Vision 2050 states that Rwanda's education system will be market driven and competence based.

The purpose of this report is to review progress and challenges related to basic education in Senegal. The report provides a solid argument for the application of measures that are likely to accelerate the achievement of targets 4.1 and 4.5 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a framework to which Senegal has committed. Using evidence on the education system, the report is also an advocacy tool for public decision makers, national and local actors, and technical and financial partners.