Achieving the Impossible!

October 15, 2019

Reading, Children, Education, Teachers, Impact One

Greyson, Loveness, and Natasha are new students at Grace Christian Community School. They have their own unique stories of where they come from and the challenges they have faced in life. But one thing they share in common… this year they have learned how to read!

Whitney Morreau

March 19, 2019

Education, Children, Teachers, Impact One

Ready for the Future!

Whitney Morreau

March 19, 2019

Education, Children, Teachers, Impact One

Over the past year, we have provided ongoing training and mentoring for our schools to implement a new e-learning program. They have been teaching math lessons to the 1st to 3rd grade students using interactive tablets. Through weekly mentoring sessions, the teachers developed skills to operate the technology, facilitate multiple lesson activities, and equip students to work independently to understand the content. This month, 8 teachers graduated from the Teaching with iSchool Program having mastered all of the required skills!

Whitney Morreau

August 22, 2018

Impact One, Education, Children

5 Years of Impact

Whitney Morreau

August 22, 2018

Impact One, Education, Children

5 years ago the journey began… with a certificate of registration and a plan. The plan was simple: come alongside community schools in loving partnership to support them in educating the future of Zambia.

5 years later, we have 9 partner schools who benefit from 5 robust programs…

Whitney Morreau

July 13, 2017

Children, Education, Impact One, Grant Program

A New Classroom = A New Future

Whitney Morreau

July 13, 2017

Children, Education, Impact One, Grant Program

This Impact Story was written by one of our School Administrators in their latest grant report.

Let's look at Jessie. She is a grade 5 pupil at Flying Angels. She has been at this school since her Grade 3. Jessie loves to play and have fun both in and outside school. Her parents are business people; hence, they do not have time to take care of her before they knock off at 17 {leave work at 5pm}. Hence, she is always home alone after school for 2 years now. Can you imagine?!

This though is a story of the past because thanks to Impact One, the school has built 2 extra classrooms to ensure that Jessie can now be in school from morning to 16 hours doing what she loves most.