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Schools2030, HundrED, and Global Schools Forum have come together on the Scale Project, aiming to create clarity and enable key stakeholders, in particular practitioners, to understand and navigate the various pathways to scaling impactful education solutions within and beyond their context.

To reflect on how GSF can be a better learning organization and help its community to improve its learning processes, the GSF Team invited Donika Dimovska, Chief Knowledge Officer at Jacobs Foundation to share Jacobs Foundation’s experience of embracing and promoting learning among its partners and grantees.

GSF attended the inaugural refugee convening organised by The Hilton Foundation in Uganda. The 3-day event saw a gathering of The Foundation’s regional partners working to support refugees in Uganda and Ethiopia, especially in the areas of early childhood education and livelihoods. 

This blog is an opinion piece by Miriam Mason-Sesay, Country Director, EducAid Sierra Leone, introducing an urgent need for a generational firebreak across education systems.

As a part of the Impact at Scale Labs, GSF is supporting organisations to design and scale solutions to improve learning outcomes for children in low-income communities. In this blog, discover how we have adopted and adapted the DVF framework, a widely known framework in the social innovation space. 

Global Schools Forum recently held an interactive workshop on the margins of the Skoll World Forum to discuss how entrepreneurs can scale impact in education. The session convened entrepreneurs and funders from the non-state education sector to discuss and share insights and knowledge on scaling solutions to deliver impact in the education space.

In this background paper to our forthcoming joint Regulation report with UNESCO, GSF's Policy and Research Associate Ross Duncan shares findings and implications from school operators.

Over the last 18 months, GSF has conducted a pilot programme with Private School Associations (PSAs) as a means of engaging with the low-fee private school sector. In this blog, we share what we’ve done and what we’ve learned in the process. 

Since its inception, as the GSF team has listened to and learned from our community, we have identified key priorities and challenges for organisations and schools as they aim to deliver quality education for children in underserved contexts. Over the past few years, we have designed and delivered convenings, learning events and communities of practice to help organisations address these priorities and challenges.

On the final day of our Annual Meeting, GSF hosted a breakfast session to share our new three-year strategy with attendees. This provided an opportunity for our community to understand our strategic priorities and ask questions in an open forum. 

The morning started with visits to schools of four members of the GSF community in Johannesburg: LEAP Science and Maths, SPARK Schools, SmartStart, and Enko Education.

GSF welcomed our global community of members, funders, investors, policy makers and actors to discuss ideas and solutions for working together collaboratively to improve education outcomes for children around the world.