Partners in Education Ethiopia has inaugurated the fully reconstructed Biruh Tesfa Pre Primary School in Debre Birhan, a milestone achieved through collaboration with the community, local government, partners, and donors. The new school features 12 bright classrooms, WASH facilities, and a fully equipped learning environment designed to inspire creativity and inclusion. Envisioned as a model Early Childhood Development center, Biruh Tesfa stands as a symbol of hope and a commitment to nurturing the future of young learners.

Partners in Education Ethiopia is putting transparency and community collaboration into action in Bahir Dar. During the bid opening ceremony for the new Addis Amba Pre Primary School, local leaders, parents, and education officials came together to take part in an open and accountable selection process. The project will deliver 14 classrooms, accessible facilities, WASH infrastructure, and a playground, creating a safe and inclusive learning space for children

Flege Abay Primary School in Bahir Dar is proving that sustainability is possible when communities lead the way. 💧

With just 40,000 ETB for materials and 14,000 ETB saved through volunteer labour, the school now has repaired water systems and a new underground supply. Next up: a Menstrual Health & Hygiene room to support adolescent girls with dignity and care

With her first pair of eyeglasses through our campaign with Operation Eyesight, Yordanose is back in school, her grades are improving, and her dream to become an eye health professional is within reach.

Construction at Meskerem 16 Pre-Primary School is advancing quickly, with classrooms and an accessible latrine nearing completion. Final works will soon prepare the site to welcome students into a safe, inclusive learning environment.

At Addis Amba Primary School, girls once relied on a discreet yellow card system to manage menstruation. Today, that silence has been replaced by confidence. Through the PiEE SPLASH WISE project, stigma has faded, a Menstrual Hygiene Management room has been introduced, and girls now speak up for their needs, ensuring dignity, inclusion, and uninterrupted learning.

Construction at Jema Negus Primary School is moving forward with strong momentum. The new Kindergarten block is rising, and major works on other buildings are already complete. With all materials on site, we are one step closer to opening quality learning spaces for more students

Thanks to the Special Needs Unit at Dr. Getnet Tadele Primary School, Amogne now learns, connects, and thrives in an inclusive classroom. A journey made possible by a sister’s love and a school that welcomes every learner.