The Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law – Sierra Leone (CARL-SL) has presented the findings of its thorough assessment of the Free Quality School Education (FQSE) Programme today, Thursday, August 28th. The event, held at the New Brookfields Hotel, gathered key government officials, development partners, civil society representatives, educators, and members of the media.
This study, fully funded by CARL-SL, aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of the FQSE initiative and identify areas for improvement.
While recognizing the government’s
significant efforts to ensure that every child has access to quality education, the findings are anticipated to guide future strategies and initiatives, fostering a more accountable and transparent educational framework.
Jeremy Ben Simbo, head of programmes at CARL-SL, has urged development partners to work alongside the government and civil society to address challenges, ensuring that every Leone spent on education yields real benefits for children and their communities.
