Examination performance at the coast of Kenya is poor. So far, school performance has been a student and teacher role with little support from parents. A project is planned to increase parents involvement in learning.Some work has begun in some schools, and it is making the school environment better.

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Asma Hadi
Public
Engagement
Project
Improving Parents Participation
in Education

2. Objectives of the project
This will be done in partnership with the
ongoing WWF- Education Project
• To promote quality education and training
for school children in Lamu by a
reorientation towards Education for
Sustainable Development.
• Strengthen capacity of the parents to
participate and improve their children's
performance .
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School activities Resources
Time Action/Activity Indicators of
success
Persons involved Available Needed
10th- 20th April
Update my support group on
training and change project
Meeting with
support group
Support group’s –
participation in
change project
WWF , School boards,
department of education
Office time
21st April to
May 30th
Work on my change plan, with
support group. Plan initial
community work
Change plan in
place
WWF School boards Office time
29th
September- 3rd
October
Contact more people outside
and inside my organisation- to
gather ideas and possibilities
Reviewed change
plan
Office time
4th October- 8th
October
Plan first management meeting
and roll out the plan
Scheduled parent-
teacher-student
meeting
Teachers, head teachers
parents
Office time

5. In ESD, Students participation is Key!

6. Bright Girls
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7. Lamu Girls
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8. The initial work with community
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9. Exchange visit- to other
schools

10. Awareness creation

11. Achievements
• Teachers taking up lead roles in integrating ESD in
schools
• Different projects initiated in schools
• Replication of best practices
• Improved performance of some ESD pilot schools
• Youths engagement in development agendas
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