What We Achieved
Find a summary of the project's performance over the past years, as well as our plans for the future.
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What We Achieved
We are truly grateful for the support of our core funders. Thank you very much for helping us run our operations without any disruptions.
Who we are
Our mission is to provide access to quality bridging education for refugee children, to support and integrate them into a public school.
alumni testimony
Randry, from Burundi, was one the first Three2Six learners and remained with the project for four years. He received a scholarship which allowed him to enrol at Sacred Heart College, a Three2Six host school.
'[My experience at Three2Six] was very remarkable, I began my first grade in the Three2Six project and they welcomed me, they were very welcoming, they had remarkable things to teach us […] And they treated us very well.
Randry
news
Three2Six project fills the educational gap for refugee and migrant children
Since 2008, the Three2Six Education Project has filled the educational gap for thousands of refugees and migrant children in South Africa, It has operated as an afternoon
Immigrant children share their stories through art and music
The school hall at Sacred Heart College in Johannesburg was filled with music and colourful artwork this week as some learners and parents celebrated World
South Africa: Three2six gives young refugees educational project
In South Africa, overcrowded schools can refuse to welcome refugee childrens. In solution, the Three2Six Refugee Children’s Education Project provides an afternoon bridging education programme
news
Three2Six project fills the educational gap for refugee and migrant children
Since 2008, the Three2Six Education Project has filled the educational gap for thousands of refugees and migrant children
Immigrant children share their stories through art and music
The school hall at Sacred Heart College in Johannesburg was filled with music and colourful artwork this week as some learners and parents celebrated World Day of Migrants
South Africa: Three2six gives young refugees educational project
In South Africa, overcrowded schools can refuse to welcome refugee childrens. In solution, the Three2Six Refugee Children’s Education Project provides an afternoon bridging education programme
