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Child Friendly Schools (CFS)

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This page contains a range of resources on Child Friendly Schools (CFS)

2009 Global: UNICEF Child Friendly Schools Programming Evaluation

UNICEF’s Child-Friendly Schools (CFS) model is a programming strategy that is driven by a very simple idea; schools should operate in the best interests of the child.

CFS in China

This page contains a range of resources about CFS in China

CHILD-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS CASE STUDY: CHINA

Since 2001, a Child-Friendly Schools (CFS) Project has been operating as an integral component of the China-UNICEF cooperative programme on Education and Child Development. In light of the CFS project’s high consistency with China’s national education policy goals and its evidence-based impact at national and local levels, the project has been extended to 1,665 pilot schools in 20 counties in 10 provinces/autonomous regions in China during the 2006-2010 programme cycles.

National Standards Of Child Friendly Schools in China

 

 

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