Together, we strengthen the school’s legacy of empowering girls in Sierra Leone to become leaders and agents of positive transformation within their families, communities, and beyond.
We are committed to ongoing projects that provide quality education for our students and meaningful support for our teachers and staff.
To our supporters,
A huge overhaul of Sierra Leone's education system is underway. Broken by the decade-long civil war and then battered by the effects of the 2014 Ebola outbreak, it has been slowly recovering.
The Sisters of the Order of St. Joseph’s of Cluny arrived in Sierra Leone. They opened a day and boarding school for children at Howe Street in Freetown on the 8th December 1866 named St. Joseph’s Convent to provide much needed, quality education for girls in Sierra Leone. This institution developed into what is now known as St. Joseph’s Secondary School, currently located at Brookfields in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
