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“One of the best ways to achieve efficient delivery of services to citizens is through partnerships at all levels. When we set out to establish this NGO consortium, our goal was to reach the farthest and most remote areas quickly with quality learning opportunities. We have seen that this can be done, and we intend to use these methods in the future.”

Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education

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_{Top-Bottom: High Table: Irish Aid, Save the Children, Minister of Gender and Children's Affairs, Inter-religuous Council and Paramount Chief Kailahun}

_{Tommy showing off his new ruler to his father. Kroobay, Freetown, October 2021. Photo Credit: Abdul Sillah Save the Children}

Tommy, 5, could not wait to find out what was in the backpack he received from a Save the Children donation on Monday 25, October. As he was showing off his school materials to his dad, he got a surprise. Something he sees around and has always wondered what it was for–a ruler.

_{Abdul from Kroobay, holding his new backpack on Monday, 25 October. Photocredit: Abdul Sillah, Save the Children}

Meet Abdul, 7 who got a new backpack the same colour as his old bag that was burnt in a fire at Spain Community, Kroobay on September 19. He named his old bag “powerful” because of the drawings on it. He was thrilled to get his new backpack because “it looks and feels just the same."