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22 April 2008 – Ministry of Education - Lesotho
Ministry of Education and Training - Quality education for all ...
In Maseru, the week commenced with a roundtable discussion on quality education to end exclusion at the 'Manthabiseng National Convention Centre. ...

5th March - Ministry of Education & Training - Lesotho
Ministry of Education and Training - Quality Education to end ...

Member Organisations
Campaign for Education Forum, Lesotho Save the Children (LSC), Ha mantilatilane Rescue Centre , National Association of the Deaf Lesotho(NADL), Re Baratile,  Lesotho Girl Guides Association (LGGA), Ratanang Ha Seoli, Basali Itekeng Women’S Society, Bona Bana, Lesotho Association of Non Formal Education (LANFE), Tsoaranang le Tiee, Non Governmental Organisations on the Rights of a Child(NGOC), Okang Bakuli Support Group, Lesotho Association of Teachers(LAT, Community and Development for Peace Promotion Movement (CDPPM), Lesotho Society of Mentally Handicapped Persons (LSMH), Nchafalo Community Group, Lesotho National Federation for the Disabled (LNFOD), Lesotho Congress for Democratic Union (LECODU), Nkhauhele Child Care and Dev Programme, Hlalefang Makaota Support Group

What happened in Action Week 2008?
Keeping in line with the theme of Quality Education to End Exclusion, all the Action Week activities were geared towards addressing limitations on issues of access and quality.

The major events were organised by the Campaign for Education Forum (CEF) in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Training. There was a roundtable discussion at which the lesson was taught.

CEF ran other activities independently from the Ministry and those included organizing Essay Writing and Poetry Recitation by pupils from primary and high schools, as well as hosting radio shows.

What happened in Action Week 2007?

Global Action Week in Lesotho was action packed with activities organized under the auspices of the Campaign for Education Forum. Activities included
press conferences, a radio phone-in, seminars and a large public march to authorities’ offices.

Children entered an essay writing competition on the theme Education as a Human Right. Over a thousand people attended a seminar at the Manthabiseng National Convention Centre. The week was well covered in the press with the highlight being radio shows at Harvest FM’s Rise and Shine programme and Radio Lesotho’s Seboping programme, both of which
have a very high number of listeners.