We champion community-led change by supporting the work of The Queen Elizabeth Academy, a community-owned school in Tanzania. By centring the voices, vision and ownership of the school community, we aim to help drive sustainable, grassroots solutions in education.

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Come to our Kilts and Kitenge Ceilidh!

Kili, the school’s founder, is visiting Scotland, and we’re hosting an exciting fundraising ceilidh in Muir of Ord, near Inverness in partnership with our friends at the African, Caribbean, Asian and Mixed Heritage Association of the Highlands! She’ll share the inspiring story of the school as we come together to dance, drum, and celebrate the rich cultures of Tanzania and the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The evening will feature Gaelic poetry, ceilidh dancing, Afghan poetry, Syrian oud music, and African dance—an unforgettable night of cultural exchange and celebration!

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When the building project you’ve been working on for aaggeesss is finally complete!! The rental payment from this pharmacy will bring regular income for the school. 🌡🧬🦠💊✏️🖊📚Keep a look out for what will happen with the second unit! #schoo
“My name is Upendo Michael, a teacher at QEA. I love my school and the pupils. I love teaching, playing and telling stories with them and helping them build their futures.” ❤️📚✏️🇹🇿 Upendo is one of the amazing team of teachers building
Important message from Teacher Yohana! Hi everyone, let's take a moment to wish this class (class 4) all the best in their class 4 national assessment which they are sitting for today and tomorrow🙏🏽 Lets get behind them!!! #allthebest #queenelizab
#TBT to August when Mercy Mushi visited QEA. Along with @nkyaaika, Mercy co-founded Nguzo Foundation to support Tanzanian women and girls through holistic education. She came to teach the QEA girl’s club about menstrual hygiene. She also distri