Steve Sinnott Foundation, Watford Videos

Charities Working Together 🤝
Charities working together 🤝 H'arts in Mind We had a great week celebrating our 15th Anniversary at our pop up exhibition in collaboration with H'arts in Mind We hosted a storytelling, jewellery making and vision board well-being workshops 💚📚 Massive thank you for the space as well as the lovely volunteers who helped us everyday #educationforall #educationmatters #positiveimpact #charityshop #charitywork

Being An Ambassador! 📚
Are you passionate about making a difference in education? The Steve Sinnott Foundation is looking for dedicated ambassadors to help us provide quality education for every child. Be a positive force for change and join our incredible team! Together, we can build a brighter future 🌍📖 #EducationForAll #SteveSinnottFoundation #BeAnAmbassador

Bicycles improve access to education for students, especially those in remote areas, by providing safer and easier transportation to school. This reduces absenteeism and helps students stay alert in class, leading to improved academic performance. Students who receive bicycles are thrilled, as it allows them to benefit more from their education and enables previously underserved children to enroll and remain in school 📚🚲 #15bikesfor15years #EducationForAll #FundSchools #SDG4 #Ridetoschool

Why does our work matter? What impact has it had on the students and educators in Haiti? 🇭🇹 Well we had Gabrielle Aurel tell us a little bit more about it all 📚 Sonje Ayiti Organization #EducationMatters #EducationForAll #Haiti #FundEducation #PositivePeriods #GBV #Teaching #teachertraining

The Positive Periods training session took place in the Volta Region, Ghana in collaboration with NAGRAT. A total of 150 participants from 22 schools attended the training. ⁠ ⁠ The importance of menstrual hygiene extends beyond mere convenience. It offers a sustainable solution and equips girls with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage their menstrual health effectively. ⁠ ⁠ For more information about the Positive Periods and Prevention of Gender-Based Violence Programme in Ghana, please visit the following link: ⁠ ⁠ https://www.stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk/positive-periods-and-prevention-of-gender-based-violence-programme-in-ghana⁠ ⁠ #PositivePeriods #MenstrualMatters #EducationForAll

The students last week for their flag ceremony in Haiti 🇭🇹. Regardless of how difficult the crisis is, we continue to learn every single day Teacher Gabie explains. #Solidarity #EducationForAll #Haiti

Our wonderful UNESCO in the UK UNESCO ASPnet UK National Co-ordinator Ann Beatty is delighted to share these beautiful tea bowls with us. The bowls were made in Bizen by students from 9 partner countries: Oman, Poland, Japan, The Gambia, Belgium, Singapore, The Netherlands, South Korea & UK 👏🏼

The Foundation is proud to share the Arts and Culture for Peace programme at the UNESCO General Conference today 🌐 You can can watch a short film here of the event in Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵 Many thanks to everyone, UNESCO ASPnet UK, UNESCO, UNESCO in the UK, Japan Art Mile , Kyoto Wells Innovation and Doshisha University Lastly thank you to Nico Creates and New Media Networks for the lovely video ☺️

Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women's equality. Collectively we can all #EmbraceEquity #CSW67 #GenerationEquality https://www.stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk/our-positive-periods-program-is-successfully-tackling-period-poverty-all-over-the-world #SDG4

Is it the first day of spring in the Northern hemisphere? Is the sun shining, are the daffodils out? Better times are always ahead, there are continuous improvements in the world of education and enabling access for all children everywhere. Read our blog to stay up to date on what we are doing. https://www.stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk/blog #WisdomWednesday

Encouraging young people to explore ideas about education, how it could reach everyone, and how it might look in the future. Find some creative ways to communicate ideas with our free creativity resource. https://ssf-life-long-learning.thinkific.com #WisdomWednesday

Our creative challenge this year is an invitation for young people to imagine their ideal day of learning. Have you got involved yet? https://www.stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk/Celebrating-Young-Voices #education #creative #youth

The Steve Sinnott Foundation is committed to Education for All Children Everywhere. In 2022 we have continued to forge new ground and expand our response to the challenges children have faced accessing education. “There are some things that should never be left to chance in life and striving to achieve quality education for all of the world’s children is one.” - Steve Sinnott For more information check out our website and blogs: https://www.stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk/ Thank you very much for the Music Produced and Recorded by Evadne Bygrave and Michael Fuller.

Our CEO Ann met teachers, they shared messages about how important the training has been in Makeni Sierra Leone.⁠#educationforall #training #givingtuesday

Our CEO Ann met teachers they shared with her how beneficial the training has been in Makeni Sierra Leone

Our CEO Ann met teachers and they shared with her how beneficial the training has been in Makeni Sierra Leone Here we have Isatu SLTU Regional Chairperson Bombali district.

Many girls around the world miss up to a quarter of their education simply due to their periods. Our CEO Ann had the honor to meet Rosaline Jalloh and ⁠ Fudia Kamara SSF young Ambasdadors in Makeni, Sierra Leone. ⁠ Our workshops teach girls to make their own reusable period pads and learn about menstrual health and gender equality.

Here we have Rosaline Jalloh and ⁠Fudia Kamara SSF young Ambassadors in Makeni, Sierra Leone. ⁠ ⁠ We asked about their personal experiences with the positive impact of Positive periods and GBV training 🇸🇱 🌍

Teachers of Methodist Special Educational Needs (SEN) School in Banjul, The Gambia. A bit of fun at the end of the day! https://www.stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk/evaluation-of-our-projects-a-sen-school-in-the-gambia @MethodistSchoolBanjul

Ann met with the teachers of Methodist Special Educational Needs (SEN) School in Banjul, The Gambia, who had recently attended the three day SEN and gender-based violence training hosted by the Gambia Teachers Union (GTU), which was supported by the Foundation. They shared how beneficial the training was for them and how they have implemented some of the learning in practice at school. https://www.stevesinnottfoundation.org.uk/evaluation-of-our-projects-a-sen-school-in-the-gambia @MethodistSchoolBanjul