Sharing the best practices of improving 1st grade students’ school transition skills
Save the Children and MECSS implemented the project “Strengthening Schools to Nurture Effective School Readiness and Learning Experiences in First Grade Children of Mongolia” between 2015 and 2018 with financial support from Ministry of Finance of Japan. Project targeted 24 public schools which ...
A model classroom was set up for pre-service teachers at the Teacher’s School
A model classroom was set up for pre-service teachers at the Teacher’s School, Mongolian State University of Education by Save the Children’s project “Strengthening schools to nurture effective school readiness and learning experiences in first grade children of Mongolia”. The op...
Listen to Children Day declared in Ulaanbaatar!
Mayor of Ulaanbaatar S.Batbold declared that every Wednesday of the last week of May will be Listen to Children Day, to give voice to children’s concerns and respect their opinions.During the second meeting of the Council for Children of Ulaanbaatar, the Mayor ordered representatives from every di...
Program for Herders’ pre-school children wraps up
Save the Children Mongolia and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Sports have successfully implemented a project that helps herders’ children make a good start to their education. The project demonstrated significant results for 8,500 herder children, their parents, teachers, communit...
Stolen Childhood
Mongolia is 70th in a global ranking of the best and worst countries for children to grow up in, putting it well behind neighbouring China and Russia, as well as nearby Kazakhstan, a new report from Save the Children reveals. The mid-table position comes after two consecutive dzud winters that affe...