Contact Us

Open Learning Exchange Ghana welcomes inquiries from educators, school communities, and partners interested in literacy and learning across Ghanaian primary schools.

Get in Touch

OLE Ghana is part of the global Open Learning Exchange network, working to improve literacy outcomes through the Ghana Reads programme. Whether you represent a school, a community organisation, or are simply interested in our work, we encourage you to reach out.

Main Website

Visit the central Open Learning Exchange platform for broader resources, programme updates, and organisational information.

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Friends of OLE

A network of supporters and volunteers who contribute to OLE Ghana's mission. Connect with like-minded individuals passionate about education in Ghana.

Learn more through the main OLE website.

Gallery

Browse photographs and media from Ghana Reads programme activities, teacher seminars, and participating schools across Phase One and Phase Two.

Access the gallery via the main OLE platform.

Partner With Us

OLE Ghana collaborates with local communities, religious institutions, and primary schools across multiple regions. The Ghana Reads programme — originally sponsored by All Children Reading (ACR) — has engaged schools in the Ashanti Region and beyond through structured pedagogy coaching and iterative cycles of improvement.

If your school or organisation would like to learn more about our model, including the pillars of innovation and theory of change, we invite you to explore the relevant pages on this site and connect through the main OLE website.

Open Learning Exchange Ghana is a registered non-governmental organization committed to transforming literacy and learning outcomes across Ghanaian primary schools. Through the Ghana Reads programme, the organization empowers teachers with practical coaching, curriculum-aligned resources, and innovative teaching approaches grounded in evidence-based theory. The work is built on a philosophy of community ownership and collaborative exchange, bringing together educators, pupils, parents, and partners in a shared effort to make reading engaging and enjoyable. By promoting interactive content and employing technology thoughtfully, even in offline settings, OLE Ghana helps schools create sustainable, joyful learning environments where children develop strong foundational skills that serve them for life.

At the heart of the organization's approach is a belief in the power of teacher empowerment and continuous professional development. Through structured coaching, organized practice sessions, and peer-supported learning circles, teachers gain the confidence and tools they need to deliver dynamic literacy instruction. The programme's emphasis on locally relevant storybooks and culturally meaningful reading materials ensures that children see themselves in the stories they read, which deepens engagement and accelerates progress. Beyond the classroom, OLE Ghana fosters community involvement by encouraging parents and local leaders to champion reading, creating a supportive ecosystem where literacy is valued, practiced, and celebrated across every household and neighborhood.

OLE Ghana's impact extends beyond individual schools through its commitment to sharing resources, publications, and open educational materials with a wider audience. The organization actively participates in conferences, workshops, and collaborative projects that connect educators across Africa and beyond, promoting the exchange of ideas and proven practices. This spirit of cooperation reflects the broader Open Learning Exchange network's vision of universal literacy and lifelong learning for all. Whether through pilot projects, awards recognizing excellence, or ongoing programme refinement, OLE Ghana remains dedicated to measuring outcomes, learning from experience, and continuously improving its delivery so that every child in Ghana has the opportunity to read, learn, and thrive.

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Stay Connected

Updates on the Ghana Reads programme, teacher seminars, and school activities are shared through our news page. We also maintain a presence through the broader Open Learning Exchange network.

For direct inquiries, please visit the main Open Learning Exchange website where you can find additional contact channels and resources.