A PLACE TO GROW LEARNING CENTRE

10/05/2015

A suggestion for parents

'In the end, the 30 million word gap is a window into the parent-child relationship.'

09/21/2015

A Zambian computer tablet -- known as the ZEduPad -- is trying to open up the country's information highway.

10/25/2013

Educate our children. Educate the girl child.

"Small acts can grow into big ones, one voice can grow into millions of voices, and simple innovations can go a long way in erasing barriers to girls' educat...

09/21/2013

Preschool pupils at Place to Grow Educational Center, Bo SierraLeone

09/21/2013

2013 Preschool pupils at Place to Grow Educational Center, Bo SierraLeone

08/15/2013

TO CONTACT US: Please see our get involved page on our website. http://www.aplacetogrowsl.org/ #!get_involved

08/13/2013

A Place to grow making headlines news in Sierra Leone

‘A Place to Grow Educational Center’, a humanitarian nursery school for destitute children, was officially opened at 5 Kaillie Lane, Kpetewoma Section in the southern Sierra Leonean city of Bo on 27 March 2013. No fees charged. Lunch is served free of cost.

08/13/2013

Our projects:
1. Breakfast and lunch - We want to provide a healthy breakfast, lunch and snacks to our students.
2. Uniforms - The proposal is for supporting poor, destitute children in the urban areas of Sierra Leone by providing uniforms for the children.
3. Spacious and conducive environment - Currently, we are seeking donations to help us purchase a permanent home for our children at A Place To Grow.
4. Learning materials - We are seeking donations of books designed to create - or supplement - our school and classroom libraries for children in under-resourced communities.

08/13/2013

Farrah Holm-Garcia is a bpard member. She was born in Brooklyn, New York on December 4, 1976. She is the eldest daughter of her parents Leonard and Donna Holm. She resides in Staten Island and is a New York City Public School Special Education Teacher. Currently, she teaches core subjects such as English, Math, in addition to social studies to sixth grade special education students. She has obtained license from New York State as a general education and special education teacher in grades 1-6.

08/13/2013

Regina Fullah-Hauasman is the founder and CEO of A Place to grow Educational Centres in Sierra Leone West Africa. Regina lives in Staten Island, United States where she works as a special education teacher. She holds a master degree in education and has earned her licensure.

08/13/2013

VISION: Our vision is to exercise leadership in building a diverse, high quality child care system and provide parents access to child care options and consumer education to recognize “indicators of quality child care”.