August 25, 20261 min read

Ratson Trains 32 Educators in Activity-Based Learning to Re-Engage 500 Out-of-School Children

GIMBICHU CHEFEDONSA — Local organization Ratson has successfully concluded a five-day training on Activity-Based Learning (ABL) for facilitators under its Second Chance Education initiative.

Ratson Trains 32 Educators in Activity-Based Learning to Re-Engage 500 Out-of-School Children

Ratson Trains 32 Educators in Activity-Based Learning to Re-Engage 500 Out-of-School Children

GIMBICHU CHEFEDONSA — Local organization Ratson has successfully concluded a five-day training on Activity-Based Learning (ABL) for facilitators under its Second Chance Education initiative.

Held at Gimbichu Chefedonsa Primary School from August 11 to 15, 2026, the capacity-building workshop trained 32 education stakeholders—including 21 women—drawn from local facilitators, supervisors, and district education experts.

The initiative equips educators with active, child-centered teaching methodologies designed to deliver accelerated, high-quality learning. The project aims to re-integrate 500 out-of-school children into the educational system, overcoming persistent socio-economic barriers in the region.

Published August 25, 2026

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