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How UK aid is changing lives by getting more girls into school
Minister of State Alan Duncan visits schoolchildren in Northern Ireland
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Born to Shine TV series has raised millions of pounds to save children’s lives around the world - with the help of UK aid.
UK aid is getting children in Pakistan back to school after the devastation left behind by the floods
Many school children report missing a month or more of schooling each year in Swaziland, according to the Addressing the Balance of Burden in HIV/AIDS (ABBA) RPC.
How school bursaries are changing girls' lives in Tanzania
The UK Government will boost its contribution to UNICEF to help the global children’s agency improve the health, protection and education of the world’s poorest children.
UK aid helps to provide shelter, hygiene kits and safe water to communities in Dadu, Sindh province
How a Zimbabwean grandmother can send her grandchildren to school thanks to these rabbits
Andrew Mitchell’s response to audit into use and management of education funds in Kenya.
Children with disabilities are much less likely to go to school in the developing world than children who do not have disabilities
Find out how a DFID funded project is helping to get more girls into schools in Nigeria.
The UK Government through DFID in Malawi has announced support to the Government of Malawi to implement a new national education reform programme.
International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell joined African leaders on Sunday to hear a young girl’s plea to deliver education for 72 million children worldwide.
Stephen O’Brien yesterday urged young people to join the global challenge to get 72 million children from developing countries into school.
A newly built school is the pride of one remote village, thanks to DFID funding.
Andrew Mitchell today met with children from a Keighley school to find out about their educational partnership with schools in Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
How we help children from Zimbabwe find shelter and support in neighbouring South Africa
More than three million children will benefit from free textbooks in the conflict-affected province of Khyber Pukhtunkhwa
Young South African pupils with links to UK schools came face to face with their English football heroes on Monday.
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