75 million children are missing out on an education.
JOIN UP! in Kenya
Students from Sir John Lawes School travelled to Kenya to find out why school is so important.
Now the World Cup is over and a movement of 14 million people worldwide are supporting 1GOAL! Our sights are now set on September when world leaders will meet to discuss education, at a UN meeting in New York.
Find out what Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg have to say about the global education crisis.
Our young global education ambassadors for 2010 travelled to Ghana to explore barriers to education.
Our Young Education Ambassadors, Ronan and Rhiannon, met MPs from three parties to ask them what they will do to help achieve education for all.
In March 2009 our Young Education Campaigners travelled to Tanzania to explore barriers to education.
Hear from children around the world and campaigner Graca Machel.
Students from Sir John Lawes School travelled to Kenya to find out why school is so important.
Lily and Jenade travelled to Mozambique and met local school children, Gordon Brown and Nelson Mandela.
Millions of buddies were made in the first year of Send My Friend – watch their journey!
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The 'Transforming Education for Girls Project' is run by Maarifa ni Ufunguo in Tanzania, supported by ActionAid and funded by Comic Relief and the Tubney Charitable Trust.