At Khelo rugby in Saraswatipur, India, we have recently launched the Study Cat active language learning programme. This programme provides children at Khelo with tablets, so they can access the essential resources needed for their education. This programme is a game changer and is making education accessible for these children. The children are excited to learn more and are already adapting to using the new technology.
Thank you to Study Cat and Khelo for working with us to make this happen!
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