Impact Report 2018 StreetwiZe • Mobile School
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Follow-Up india <strong>•</strong> EkTara<br />
19/11/<strong>2018</strong> <strong>•</strong> 23/11/<strong>2018</strong><br />
Joke Verreth<br />
EkTara<br />
Kolkata / India<br />
EkTara is an Indian NGO, specialised in offering<br />
formal and non-formal education to children<br />
and youngsters from urban slums.<br />
They applied for a mobile school to be able to<br />
reach out to all the children that are not able to<br />
come to their centre. After a successful exploration<br />
in May 2016, we started up a collaboration<br />
in June 2017 and implemented the first<br />
Indian mobile school in Kolkata. In November<br />
<strong>2018</strong>, we organised a follow-up visit to discuss<br />
the local challenges after 1,5 years of working<br />
with the mobile school and to offer tailor-made<br />
coaching sessions.<br />
During the self-evaluation, the team indicated<br />
they wanted to make better use of all <strong>Mobile</strong><br />
<strong>School</strong> educational materials and train their<br />
creativity, so that was the main focus during<br />
the follow-up expedition. The street educators<br />
invented many new activities with and without<br />
the <strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong> panels they can implement<br />
during their future outreach activities.<br />
trying to get permission to work in more sectors<br />
(such as railway stations), so they can increase<br />
their outreach work activities in the future. After<br />
the follow-up training, the team was reenergised<br />
and had renewed motivation for the work with<br />
the mobile school.<br />
IMPACT<br />
7 street educators trained<br />
Self-evaluation of the project by the local team<br />
Reenergised & motivated team<br />
The team also made a new planning, allowing<br />
for enough time for a qualitative preparation<br />
and evaluation of all mobile school sessions.<br />
2 new creative activities, adapted to the local context<br />
Currently, the team organises two to three<br />
outreach sessions per week in Darapara and<br />
146 Mazdurpara, two local slums. They are now<br />
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