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1 Peace One Day Schools’ Network Add your school, youth group or educational institution and help create the largest gathering of individuals in the name of peace the world has ever seen. Peace Day is everyone’s legacy and will only work if everyone gets involved. So get involved! It is the commitment of schools and young people worldwide to come together in large numbers on Peace Day that will bring the goal of institutionalising the day even closer. The Schools’ Network provides a platform for teachers and schools to be a part of this groundbreaking initiative. In turn, this will enable Peace One Day to measure the impact of schools and young people on Peace Day, 21 September. Join here! If your school has joined the Network and would like to contact another member school to share your Peace Day plans, please email [email protected] AFRICA School's Name Country Luanda International School Angola Botlhale International School Botswana Africa Millenium Vision (AMV) Burundi Centre d'Enseignement Professionnelle Polyvalente Burundi Centre Islamique Educative de l'Avenir de Buterere Burundi Collège du Delta de Gatumba Burundi E.P. de Mutakura Burundi Ecole Baptiste Africaine Burundi Ecole Centre pour l’Education et la Formation de Kanyosha Burundi Ecole de la Cocorde Burundi Ecole de la Grace Burundi Ecole du Savoir Burundi Ecole Eclairente Burundi Ecole Francaise Bujumbura Burundi Ecole Future de l’Horizon Kazoza de Kanyosha Burundi Ecole Indépendante - Peace Club Burundi Ecole la Boussole Burundi Ecole Lumière de Kabondo Burundi Ecole Technique de Bubanza Burundi Ecole Technique de Gestion de Mutumba Burundi Gitega International Academy Burundi Groupe Scolaire Maendeleo Burundi Groupe Scolaire Saint Jacques Burundi La Vision Centre Scolaire Burundi Living Values Education Burundi Burundi Lycee Bukeye - Peace Club Burundi Lycée Communal de Gatumba Burundi Lycée de Bubanza Burundi Lycée de Cibitoke I Burundi Lycée de Muramvya Burundi Lycée du lac Tanganyika Burundi Lycée du Saint Esprit Burundi 2 Lycée Gatara Burundi Lycée Idéal de l'Horizon Burundi Lycée Kayanza Burundi Lycée Municipal de Musaga Burundi Lycée Notre Dame de l’Annonciation de Bukeye Burundi Lycée Notre Dame de Rohero Burundi Lycée Notre Dame de Rohero de Cibitoke Burundi Lycee Rumonge - Peace Club Burundi Lycee Rushibi - Peace Club Burundi Lycée Sainte Famille Burundi Taqwa School Burundi Université du Burundi - Peace Club Burundi Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA) Cameroon Tabwand Support Network Cameroon Action Contre les Violations des Droits des Personnes Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Vulnerables (ACVDP) Action pour de Milliers Oubliés dans les Campagnes Congo, The Democratic Republic of the (ADMOC) Action Visant l'Education et Valorisation des Enfants Non Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Assistés (AVEVENA) Actions pour la Protection et l'Encadrement de l'Enfant Congo, The Democratic Republic of the (APEE) Anglo Congolese Alliance (ACA) Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Armée du Salut Ntolani Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Association des Scouts du Sud-Kivu (ASSK) Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Barza du Quartier Kasongomi Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Barza du Quartier Rutshuru Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Barza du Quartier Vutetse Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Barza du Quatier Goma Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Birema2 Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Byayi Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre Bujovu Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre de Birambizo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre de Formation Technique et Professionnel Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre Kibati Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre Koli (YWCA YMCA) Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre Résolution Conflits (CRC) Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre Virunga Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Centre World Orphan Kids Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Chipuko Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Collectif de Developpement et Respect de la Dignite Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Humaine (CODDHu) Collège Alfajiri Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Collège Alingba Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College Boboto Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College Cardinal Etshauo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College Elikya Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College Notre Dame de la Grace Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College Du Progres Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Collège Saint Gabriel Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Collège Saint Georges Congo, The Democratic Republic of the 3 Collège Saint Michel Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College Seneve Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College St. Albert Congo, The Democratic Republic of the College St. Bernard Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Collège Zuza Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire ASOLELO Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Avenir Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Baninga Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Bososoli Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Cardinal Malula Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire CELA Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire de l'Espérance Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Debout Bébé Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Elenge Muluki Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Kwetima Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire La Bienheureuse Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire la Foi Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire La Gloire Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire la Perfection Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire La Virunga Primaire Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire La Virunga Secondaire Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire la Volonté Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire les Anges Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Lito Kabongo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Lumière - Baraka Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Lumiere - Gemena Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Luundo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Maendeleo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Maman Muyombo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Mbengama Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Monano Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Pofade Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Rouge Gorge Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Saint Corneil Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Saint Raphael Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Seaman Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Technique et Professionnel De Limete Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Complexe Scolaire Umoja Primaire Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Djelo Mbinza UPN Congo, The Democratic Republic of the Drichy Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Faraja Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 1 Saint Georges Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 2 Fizi Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 2 Kalangala Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 2 Luangara Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 2 Okoto/Bilobilo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 2 Saint Georges Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 3 Saint Georges Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Aamba Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Afya Bora Congo, The Democratic Republic of the 4 E.P. Agabo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Agape Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Akye Ato Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Amani Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Amatete Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Asula Senge Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Beho Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Beroya Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bethani Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bethel Kimanga Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bibaya Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bilobilo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Binakwa Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Biruwe Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bongokongo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bukumbirwa Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Buleusa Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bulumba de Mboko Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Buray Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bushalingwa Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bushu Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Butsimula Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Bwiselelo Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Byamba Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Byara Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. Calmer Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. CENIO Congo, The Democratic Republic of the E.P. 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