Pen to Paper Ghana reinstalling the roof in a school

Brightlingsea Academy Pen to Paper Ghana was invited by Brightlingsea Academy on the outskirts of Kumasi to help improve teachers’...

As part of our interventions to inspire children in our communities to engage in reading and spelling, Pen to Paper Ghana, in...

We believe that education is not just in the classroom. Therefore, we encourage and promote sporting activities when we can. Through the...

Since the hit of the world’s greatest pandemic, people have had to rethink how the future would need to be to make it a better place for...

Reading is the heart of education – this is our belief as reading can affect the ability to do any subject, even maths! At Pen to Paper...

For many girls, sanitary pads are too expensive and therefore the alternative they use is either a rag or tissue paper. Since both must...

Pen to Paper Ghana is a Non-Governmental Organisation that aims to improve education and facilities for the youth of Ghana, to give them...

For a couple of months, a teenage boy kept walking past co-founders, Katie and Richard’s home; always greeting them with a friendly...

Pen to Paper Ghana have now partnered with a small UK NGO called Porridge and Pens Ghana. With similar aims in the education field, we...

Most children in Ghana are being taught by rote learning. This means they are taught to memorise words by repetition, which in effect...

Check out Pen to Paper Ghana's main achievements of 2018 below! The most exciting thing is that it looks like 2019 is going to be even...

In June 2017, we launched our new mobile library, and since we are already more than a year into this project we would love to share some...

The power of literacy literacy Meaning the ability to read and write In the words of Fmr United Nations Secretary-General, Kofi Annan,...

At Pen to Paper Ghana, we move from school to school, working in each school for two terms. When we commence with a new school, we assess...