The Project 3580 team have just returned from their most recent trip to Sierra Leone over the Easter holidays. A team from Penrice Academy, Stratford School and Great Barr School joined me for 8 days. The last 18 months has seen the construction of a new block of 3 cla...

A very good article highlighting the importance that education can make to the lives of girls in Sierra Leone.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/01/gender-dangerous-lives-of-girls-around-the-world/

Project 3580 firmly believes that access to education is one of the key foundations to improving the level of development of the children of Kissitown Camp. This is borne out by the attainment of Desmond Sannoh - a student who has benefitted from the work that we have...

Our trip during the Easter break 2016, was a real eye-opener. The Ebola outbreak had ended and news coverage had finished - out of sight out of mind. However, the effects of the virus are clearly seen at the Ebola Cemetery; a stones throw from the camp and our school....

Press release

23 May 2012

Primary and secondary pupils from Birmingham visited the Department for International Development yesterday to talk to ministers and staff about their partnership with two schools in Sierra Leone as part of Project 3580, founded by Neil Morland...