This World Teachers’ Day 2024 is an opportunity to spotlight a group of educators whose exceptional contributions to their communities often go unrecognised.

Six reflections from the TES stocktake

Global leaders must take advantage of this year's IDA21 replenishment to raise resources for education.

Save the Children calls on partners at the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks in Geneva to recognize the lifesaving role of education in emergency settings.

Accountability for the pledges made at the second Global Refugee Forum is the most important next step to ensure success on education for refugees.

A look back at some of the amazing achievements made possible for children every minute, every day, all around the world.

Today Save the Children have launched our Build Forward Better 2023 briefing which includes the third iteration of our Risks to Education Country Index.

Save the Children UK is calling on donors to commit sufficient funding to educate the world's refugees at this year's Global Refugee Forum.

Taking action: How we can help support mothers, caregivers and families in the best way through the challenges they face

Lebanon is facing multiple shocks and long-standing challenges. Our Director of Partnerships and Philanthropy explains why, and how you can help.

New analysis in our report The Price of Hope shows the growing funding gap for refugee education is exacerbated by worsening debt burdens.

Each year, the Comparative & International Education Society (CIES) conference brings together thousands of education experts. Here's three things we learnt this year.

Multiple crises are denying children their right to education and they are demanding world leaders do better.

How Wonderbooks can help your kids make sense of the world around them

Inspired by the real-life stories of children, the short film from Aardman tells a story about how child refugees feel and what it’s like to be away from home

"You cannot be at war and go to school." Children told us the profound effect crises like conflict and climate change are having on their education.

Suzi Murning looks at what policies the Scottish Government should announce as part of the Emergency Budget Review to protect children living in poverty.

George Mutwiri, Save the Children’s Head of Nutrition, gives an exclusive topical briefing on our work to tackle malnutrition in east Africa.

We all have the power to affect change. Let's use that power to take action for the 1.7 million children suffering from extreme hunger in East Africa.

All you need to raise a child without unconscious bias.

Choosing to bring new life into an uncertain future is never an easy decision to make - but the hope and possibility that all children bring can be galvanising.

Wonderbooks help parents and caregivers talk to kids about the issues facing real life kids around the world - helping them learn about big topics facing children.

When there are upsetting events in the news or in the local community, children may see, hear or read things that cause them anxiety or distress. Help them understand.

Together, we can get progress for children back on track.

The stories behind the photographs by world-renowned photographer Jim Hoylebroek highlighting the human tragedy unfolding in Afghanistan.

Now, at the start of 2022 and on the International Day of Education, we are asking leaders to renew their energy and commitment to keeping education on the agenda.

In last week’s Budget, the Chancellor announced a set of measures for working families. This is good news - but families still face a difficult winter.

For Sahra, the climate crisis is already here. Her childhood and her future are under threat from weather extremes brought on by climate change.

Supporting teachers’ wellbeing is the first step to making sure they can give children the help they need.

Data from GRID can inform strategies and programmes to foster equity in children’s school readiness and learning outcomes.

One staff member reflects on working for Save the Children as the organisation continues its commitment to diversity, inclusion and anti-racism. Read more.

Today, we publish our 2020 Annual Report and I’m incredibly proud of what my colleagues have achieved over the past year, through resilience, solidarity, and teamwork.

Our Nutrition Embedding Evaluation Programme in Malawi is supporting families like Rhoda and her daughter Lela to grow their own crops.

Our new report puts forward 12 recommendations for governments to meet the education needs of children forced to leave their homes but who remain within their country.

Today, 23rd March 2021, marks exactly a year since the UK first went into lockdown.

If the UK Government is to live up to its promises, it must step up its own global education financing and ensure children – especially girls - safely return to school.

For those of us who believe in child rights and universal rights more widely, this is a time to demonstrate that human solidarity can make a difference.

Kevin Watkins, CEO of Save the Children UK, takes a look back at the year and offers some rays of hope for 2021.

Our plan sets out 5 evidence-based actions for governments to ensure children whose education has been disrupted by the pandemic can safely return to school.

Education ‘stole the show’ at the first ever Global Refugee Forum, Twelve months on, we face a global education emergency brought on by the COVID-19.

In autumn 2020, Anjali, 15, discussed the global education COVID-19 response with key ministers including Baroness Sugg and Karina Gould. Here are her reflections,

New analysis suggests that planned investment in children’s health, education and wellbeing in countries across the world will not be enough.

In autumn 2020, Finn (14) discussed the global education COVID-19 response with key ministers including Baroness Sugg and Karina Gould. Here are his reflections,

The UK government must use its leadership role to address the global learning crisis for millions of children, especially girls, who may never return to the classroom.

People living in precarious conditions in the DRC cannot cope with the further threats of COVID-19. But children are showing their ingenuity at this time of crisis.

The UK can play a significant role in bringing the world together to protect education during this time of crisis, by pushing for a coordinated and ambitious response.

New research and estimates on the potential socio-economic impact of COVID-19 across child poverty, health & nutrition, education and protection.

If you want a window on the condition of children in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, there is no better vantage point than the Katanga health centre in the impoverished northern state of Jigawa. In a makeshift hut that passes for a nutrition clinic, a group of 25 women wait with their children. Tiny bodies bearing […]

Back to school in Bangladesh’s largest brothel ‘Home’. For me, it means lazy Sunday mornings cooking breakfast in my pyjamas. A hot bath. My mum’s cauliflower cheese.For 13-year-old Aahna*, home means something entirely different. The small bedroom she shares with five other girls is more than just a place to live. It is her chance for a brighter future.

The Asia Pacific region is one of the most disaster-prone areas in the world, experiencing nearly half of the world’s natural disasters in the past decade. Around 200 million children living in this region, are at risk of losing their lives, their livelihood or face displacement from their homes because of natural disasters.  These disasters […]

As the saying goes, you’re never too old to learn. Something I was reminded of recently when listening to a debate on Innovation and Development, run by University College London’s Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy. Not only did I meet an enthusiastic and outspoken group of students, but I learnt a few […]

Parents across the country are battening down the emotional hatches, staying calm and trying to exude an air of quiet confidence. The reason: this week is the moment thousands of parents have waved goodbye at the school gates to children starting their first day at primary school. This is a moment of joy, celebration and […]