Since 2009, we have regularly conducted assessments to evaluate learning outcomes among primary school children in Kenya (aged 6-16 yrs old).
Our Mission
To promote EQUITABLE access to QUALITY education for ALL children in Kenya
Our Vision
A world where ALL children have EQUITABLE access to QUALITY education.
Our Architecture
We have a simple and clear operational governance to facilitate innovation and growth
We work all over Kenya
The surveys, which are representative at both national and district level, are conducted at the household and are the largest, most comprehensive, independent survey of households and children ever implemented in Kenya.
Our Values
Collaboration
We understand the power in working with and learning from others; we seek to leverage this power to optimize beneficial impact
Curiosity
We are driven by a thirst for learning; to reflect, experiment, ask, listen and disrupt.
Diversity
We value 'unity in diversity'; we seek to harness, respect and uphold diversity in our rank and file and in all our activities
Imagination
We seek to break the shackles of tradition and push towards new horizons, by reimagining, experimentating and reframing ideas and situations.
Rigour
We wear the badge of rigour on our sleeves with pride - it is our heritage and our promise to all we work with and in everything that we do.
Sustainability
We are futuristic: we understand that today is the first day of the future, and seek to ensure that our actions today form building blocks for the future we desire.
We are on a Mission
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