Spring-UP Global Network Conducts Monitoring Visit to Osu Cluster of Schools Library
Meeting with School Improvement Support Officer for the Circuit
SUGN Engages Ghana Commission for UNESCO to Deepen Educational Impact
Accra, Ghana – May 22, 2025 Spring-UP Global Network (SUGN) paid a courtesy call on the Ghana Commission for UNESCO to formally welcome the new Secretary-General, Dr. Osman D. Tahidu, and reinforce its commitment to collaborative efforts in advancing education in Ghana. The meeting served as a platform to brief the Commission on SUGN’s key […]
Call for Volunteers
Spring-UP Global Network is connecting tertiary students and young professionals to provide career guidance, mentorship, and leadership training to pre-tertiary schools in Ghana. Additionally, we’re nurturing the reading, writing, and STEM skills of children through our iRead iLead Campaign. SUGN is recruiting volunteers for the following roles: Students enrolled in tertiary institutions in the following […]
80 Students Participate in Career Guidance and STEM Mentorship Seminar Organized by Spring-UP Global Network and Nana Churcher Multimedia
As part of this year’s International Day of Education, Spring-UP Global Network, supported by Nana Churcher Multimedia, held a career guidance and STEM mentorship seminar for the students of Agbekotsekpo D/A Basic School in the Shai Osudoku District of the Greater Accra Region on Thursday, January 23rd, 2025. The ‘Mentor Me’ program provided a platform […]
WorldClass Initiative in Ghana: GES Director-General inaugurates 8th library
Spring-Up Global Network (SUGN) and Deloitte have inaugurated the 8th library under the Deloitte WorldClass Initiative in Ghana at Aburi in the Eastern Region to promote literacy among children. The project, which is funded by Deloitte, started in September 2022 with the inauguration of the first library at the Osu Cluster of Schools in November […]
Deloitte, Spring-Up commission library in Volta Region, over 3,000 learners to benefit
On Friday, May 3rd, 2024, Deloitte and Spring-UP Global Network held a brief and colourful ceremony to commission the seventh library under Deloitte’s WorldClass Initiative in Ghana to nurture the reading and writing skills of learners in the Hohoe Municipal of the Volta Region. The library will serve three thousand one hundred and thirty-three (3,133) […]
Deloitte WorldClass Initiative in Ghana; Deputy Minister for Education commissions 6th Library in Central Region
The Deputy Minister for Education in charge of General Education, Hon. Rev. John Ntim Fordjour has on Friday, 13th October 2023, commissioned the Achiase Cluster of Schools library for the use of the two thousand and seventeen (2,017) learners of the five (5) schools in the cluster. The Hon. Minister was supported by George Ankomah, […]
Four Schools benefit from Deloitte WorldClass Initiative in the Eastern Region
Deloitte and Spring-UP Global Network handed over a modern school library to four schools listed under the Adweso Cluster of Schools in the Eastern Region on Friday 6th October 2023. The library, named the Adweso Cluster of School Library, has been stocked with over a thousand and three hundred books (1,300), with an Early Childhood […]
BECE 2023; SUGN Donates to candidates at State Experimental M/A Basic Schools
On Thursday 3rd August 2023, Spring-UP Global Network donated Math sets to support the one hundred and one (101) candidates at State Experimental M/A Basic Schools in Kumasi. In addition, the volunteers from the NGO shared some helpful tips needed to ace examinations with the candidates. From Monday 7th to Friday 11th August 2023, 600,714 candidates sat […]
Deloitte and SUGN Commision Two School Libraries in the Ashanti Region
On Friday 12th May 2023, two school libraries in the Ashanti region were commissioned under the Deloitte WorldClass Initiative. State Experimental M/A Basic Schools and the Konongo M/A Mines Basic Schools now have a well resourced school library thanks to the Deloitte WorldClass Initiative in Ghana. Deloitte and Spring-UP Global Network refurbished the two libraries […]
