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Whether it is extreme weather, a dangerous environment or just a very long distance, many children find it much more challenging just to get to school each day. Read  the kids' stories on the Website "World Vision" , then post a comment . You will share your thoughts on their determination to get an education despite their daily challenges . ( 80 words)

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Photo by Khaing Min Htoo, World Vision.

My mum drove me to school pretty much every day until I started year 9 or 10. Then I decided it would be more fun to walk with my friends - and it was just a 15 - 20 minute trip through leafy suburban streets.
Around the world, lots of kids don't have it that easy . Whether it is extreme weather, a dangerous environment or just a very long distance, many children find it much more challenging just to get to school each day. Despite the difficulty, these kids are dedicated to getting the best education they can!
We asked a few children from communities where we work across Asia to share their daily journey to school - take a look below!

Henokh from Indonesia and his friends ride their horses to school each day - it is the only form of transportation available in their village! It takes them over an hour to get to school, and in the rainy season streams like this one be difficult to get across. Henokh dreams of being a soccer player, and his brother Arnolance wants to be a policeman!

"I bike together with my friends to school," says Tay from Laos. When World Vision first started working in her community, there was no road linking her village with the school. Children had to walk through fields and water, and couldn't make it to school if the river was too high. World Vision helped to build a new road, so Tay and her friends can get to school easily!

Sarvan is from India, and his journey to school takes one and a half hours of walking through the desert. He and his friends stop to drink water and sit in the shade along the way, because the heat can reach over 50 degrees. Sarvan wants to become a doctor to help the sick and the poor in his community, so he usually stays back at school for one or two hours each day to study.

"I love going to school walking together with my friends every day. It is fun. I love riding the boat as well as riding the small truck," said Aye Aye from Myanmar. When the roads are dry, she and her friends ride on the back of a truck for the 45-minute trip to school. When it is rainy, they walk for half an hour and then make the rest of the trip by boat - which takes another hour. They always need to wash their muddy feet before they go in the boat!

Though there is a school building in Melvi's village in Indonesia, there are no teachers there. Each day he and his friends cross multiple rivers and walk up a steep cliff to get to the next closest school - a dangerous journey, where children have been injured before. Despite the challenges, Melvi and the other children love going to school and learning to read and write.
World Vision works to ensure that all children can go to school, and get a good quality education while they are there. See how your donation could help kids get the education they deserve.

Laura is a Writer for World Vision Australia.

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Kids share - my daily journey to get to school

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Around the world, lots of kids don't have it that easy . Whether it is extreme weather, a dangerous environment or just a very long distance, many children find it much more challenging just to get to school each day.

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SCHOOL JOURNEY (In Papua New Guinea) : Walking the Miles with Smiles

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SCHOOL JOURNEY (In Papua New Guinea) : Walking the Miles with Smiles

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You are a student in  Papua New Guinea , an English-speaking country.  Your name is Alosia and you are 14 years old. You live in a remote village . You have just received a mail  from a French student  , who is a friend you met on the Internet. He wants to know more about your daily school routine and how you feel about school and education. Answer his e-mail, with explanations , and tell him why you are motivated to go to school despite all the daily challenges . Tell him/her  about your dreams for the future and give your opinion about your teachers and the importance of getting an education in your country.

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Dear Brad,
Hello, my name is Alosia, I'm a 14 -year-old Guinean boy  and I live in a remote village in Papua New Guinea. First or all, let's describe my country,   . in my country, There are highlands, hills and we can see the coast, .  in my opinion, it's beautiful despite the fact that it's dangerous. Now, let's talk about my daily routine. Although I must wake early, I'm very happy to go to school, every day ,   .  On school mornings I must walk from 2 to 3 hours, on the rocky dirty rocks roads .  It's so difficult and yet it's worst on rainy days. I'm studying at the CLC .  It's the Community Learning Centre  and their goal is to help children like us to have  with their studies. To my mind, school is very important even if i know that in your country it's generally the opposite for you... You know, I'm always eager to go to school every day even if I must face the hard harsh reality of life every day . , I'll keep going to school! Moreover I like my teachers  because  they are so nice with us . They are teaching teach us the lettres letters  and how to pronouce them , it's too cool! As far as I'm concerned, i I don't understand why you don't like to go to school. However, I strongly believe that it's steel  really important for our future. You know my dream is to drive fly a plane one day...

I'm waiting to hear from you soon, Alosia.

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Hello Marie !
My name is Alosia, i   I am a New Guinean girl,   .  My daily routine to school is  a  80 - kilometre trip that takes 2 hours.
While you go to school at  by car, me i   I walk to school.
I must cross the stream and climb the mountains. It's very difficult for me because  i  I am a little girl  (14!!!!!)...
The Education in my school is less strict than  in yours .  they  Our teachers know that for us if  it  is difficult, but we have a brave  (good)  feet.
My motivation to go to school it's is ms   my friends because despite the distance we are together and we overcome the hardships together.  We keep smiling, although we all face a challenges on our  this   daily school routine.
Every day we embark on a difficult journey to school, despite the fact it is  a tiring trip.
At the age of nine i  I already walked a long distances to go   get to school.
I am quite courageous and extremely smiling.
When the heavy rains come i  I run all the way and i  I wake up earlier.
I strongly believe that we are the most open-minded children of the world.
In my opinion the teachers of my school are the best.
We should keep in mind that for us the distance to go school is unimaginable.
Later i   I would like to become a biologist. I should Al always learn study hard!
We have nothing and yet we are determined to go to school and we are determined to  graduate .  finish the studies
I want to meet you!!  Are   See you soon!
Aloisia

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Hello Tijda !
I'm Aloisia and I'm 14 years old. I'm a Guinéen  nean girl and I live in a remote village.
In first time, I'll tell you first about my daily school routine. For  To go to school I my small feet brave the rocky dirt roads for 2 to 3 jours hours every day and yet it's even more challenging on rainy days. I wake up at 4h  4:00 am, I do  have my breakfast and  ,  pack my lunch and   I will join  (meet )  my friends. Despite the daily challenging es, I love going to school and I  work hard even if that  it is quite difficult. I want to learn to realize  fulfill my dream so I do it. My dream is to  plane up in the sky, I will fly in an airplane one day. The teachers are very very  nice and understanding. They theatcher are very invovled  involved  in our education.
Bye for now,
Tijda tekin.

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Dear Julien,
My name is Alosia and i'  I' m a 14 - years  - old New Guinean boy. I live in a Papua New Guinea village. I have just received a mail from you. I will tell you more about my daily routine and my feelings about school. Every day, i  I wake up at 5 am, i  I take   have my breakfast and i   I  get dressed dress up . After that, i  I go to school in   at 5:30 am with my friends and i I  trek a mountain in two hours and 10-miles. My journey to school  is difficult because there are   is a big river and a big mountains. This  It is a perilous journey   difficult because there are snakes, horses and wolfs. After that, i   I arrive in at the CLC with my friends for work in a school. 6 hours  later after, i I finish school and i   go to my  walk home for 1:30 minutes  pm.
Thanks to  for reading  my daily journey.  e-mail.
Have a good week.
Good bye,
Alosia.

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Hey llo Sarah,
My name is Aloisia and I am an - 14 year-old-New Guinean girl in  from The Highlands to the coast. Let's me talk about m'y  my daily journey . Despite the fact that I live in a remote village , everyday my daily journey to school is dangerous, perilous and long because I have a 7-mile trek . Despite all the daily challenges ,  I am motivated to learn. I am courageous and extremely brave . In my opinion, We have  must  not forget that some children can't go to school .  The Education  are is  very important ce for me because I want to   fly in a plane up when I am older. The teacher's Aloisia  My teachers encourages Aloisia   me to learn. To conclude I think  what is important is to be  the importance is be extremely courageous even if it's challenging .
Good bye my friend.
Alosia

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Hello Laura!
I'm Alosia, a 14-year-old Guinean girl and I live in a little (remote)  village.
Every day for my school journey I wake up at 5 am and I dress  put on my uniform to go to school at 7 am with my friends.
Every school morning I do the  embark on a perilous trip to school despite the fact that I have blisters sometimes.
As for me I keep smiling although I do walk for a 2-hour -long trip . and shortly thereafter for have  I attend class school education with  at the CLC.
When I'm at school, I have the feeling that I'm happy because I love school. Education is too interresant  really  interesting and very cool.
When I finish my studies, I would like to be a doctor and for  to help other people so .  That's why I make all my daily journey at   to school despite all the challenges ing I meet face .
Sometimes I see a plane in the  sky and I said  say to myself in my head : "One day I will fly it"
My teachers are interressant and too  extremely motivated with us while we done the best we can give to go to school.
The importance of getting an education in my country is because we are a lot of child s children
To conclude I love to going to school every day although  despite the challenging  challenges /hardships and even though I'm tired at the end of the journey

Bye Laura! Have a great day !
Alosia

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My daily journey (Alosia)

Dear Leo, I am Alosia and I am 14 years old . So let me tell you about my daily routine :
On every school morning, I wake up at 5 am. Shortly thereafter I prepare my breakfast and my lunch because we doesn't  don't have a school canteen at school. Then, I dress up with   put on an old uniform and I leave the house at 5:30 am.

I have a 8-miles-trek to go to school. My journey is really difficult and long. I have to walk across the jungle where I could meet dangerous animals like snakes . Just after I have to walk across a big river and go climb two mountains before to arrive ing at  to school. I have a 2-hour-trek just to arrive to the CLC. Even though I have a long trek, I always arrive on time .
During heavy rain, there are floodwaters that block us and even kill us,  so its too dangerous to go to school sometimes.
However, despite all the difficulties we have to face with my brothers and classmates, we are happy to go to school just to learn and have a better future. I would love to fly a plane when I will be  am older . adult
I think that our daily journey is so unfair compared to yours  than your , but that's the harsh  reallity of our country .

To sum up, my daily journey is really differents than  from yours .  Even if mine is more difficult and we learn less, we are all determined and we have the same dreams like European and French  students people

Thanks to read for reading  about my daily journey to school.
Have a good week!
Bye, Alosia

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Dear Louis,
My name is Alosia and I'm a 14-year-old New-Guinean boy. I will tell you more about my daily routine and my feelings about school.

Every day, I have to wake up very early because I'm in one of the most remote villages from the school. I go to school at 5:30am with my friends because we have to be at the CLC at 7:30am.In my opinion, the CLC should be open more later because when we get to school, we are very tired.

Despite the fact that it's a two -hour long track, we are really motivated to go to school because we learn a lot of things and  how to be educated for life despite a very long trip from the hilltops to the coast. From my point of view  vue, we are all happy to go to school because we learn how  to become an active citizens later...

To sum up, in my future I want to become a plane airline pilot  driver to travel all around the world and learn more about other country ies
And you , what do you want to do later?
Congrats,
Bye for now,

Alosia
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CHERIF ILHAM
Hello my friend !
My name is  Alosia  and I am 14 years old .  I'm a New Guinean girl and I live in a remote village.
Today I am going to talk about my daily school routine.
Every school morning I wake up at 5 , I prepare my lunch And  and right after I go to get dressed . Then I go to call some friends to go to school . Every morning  with my friends  I  walk 5km (1hour and 30 minutes )  e very morning to go to school . Despite this L long distance to walk,  we keep smiling because we are very lucky T to go to school . I arrive at  to school at 7:00 .
My dream for  the future l ater is to help the poor children to go to school.
Thanks for reading.
Good bye my friends .
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To Alosia
From Hestia

Hello Hestia,
In Papua New Guinea go  going to school it's  is extremely difficult ! Every school day, I wake up at 5 am. After getting up ,  I eat bread and go to school with my bag an my lunch. I walk nine miles every day and I   it takes me  2 hours. It's too such a  long trip. However I am determineted determined  and motivated to have an education. I cross the dirty  rocky fort  roads . It's even more challenging on rainy days. I arrived to school at 7.30 am.  My teacher Mr.Biam we wait. In my point of view, it's vert  very cool to go to school and ye despite the fact that it's dangerous and difficult. For  To conclude, even if it is harsh ,  I feel  think thant  I have  to go to  school, even if there  it i s harsh, for   to realise my dream !
Bye for now,
Alosia

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Dear Pauline. ,
Hi!
I'm a little girl who have   is 14 years old. My name is Alosia. I live in a remote village. I am  from to the  Papua New Guinea. I 'm going to tell you about my daily school routine, my feel how I feel  about school and , education and my dream for  the future . So, let's go !

Every morning, I wake up at 5h : 5am and I prepare my school bag. I'm already tired at this hour. I take wear my sleepers  slippers and I'm off to school .  go on the way to school. Every day, I cross a river and I meet wild animals on the way. I'm very scared ! I  have to climb the a mountain for  to go to school. I walk many miles and I arrive to at school at 7:20am. I'm always  on time to start school.

Sometimes I don't want to go to school because I don't want to wake up early  and because the way to go to school is difficult but I like school and  I love playing with my friends.
I really love learning at school and my teacher is very gentle. The teachers are very surprised when I tell him  them about my daily routine. My teacher says " You are  she is very brave ".

I have a dream. I want to become an astronaut or a farmer because I love animals.
I think it  is a good dream.

Thanks to for  reading  me !
and bye Bye ! ;)

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TOMMY LANNUZEL

Hi Claude !
You asked me yesterday how my daily school routine was. In Papua New Guinea, unlike in France, we to wake up early  soon if as  we live in a remote village, .To get to school on  time because we have to walk through the forests, which is sometimes dangerous because of the wild animals. As for me, I have to wake up at 5:30 AM to get there at 8 AM. In my opinion, the school is very usefull if I want to fly a plane. Thanks to my great teacher, my dream could become real.
That's all for now. Hope to hear from you soon !
Alosia

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Maxime Klai

Hello Alexendre !
I think my daily journey is different of you  from yours  ,  so I'll tell that despite at thé fact of your compreanssion. ?????????????????
My day starts at 5:30 am .  I walk to school at 6:30 for come  and I come back at 7:30. My school is situing  situated  (located) at 10kms and I take  it takes me1 hours for go at this even if It When it  is rainy I take   it takes me 2 hours. I receive a good aducation and it's important for me because I have a dream. My dream it's, I like is to become been an doctor for to save the lives. However in my country we don't have a lot money.  A lthough t   (Even if ) we have an education, we don't have thé big schools but we have the Big dreams.
Bye for now,
Alosia

My salutation mister Alexendre

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Dear Min Yoongi   ,
I' m Aloisa, you know , the girl in Papua New Guina who lives to  in a remote village that you texted to  about your daily journey the other day !
Now its my turn to describe  tell you  about my daily journey to school!
I have to wake up soon  early in the morning and quit  leave my village everyday for going to school . i  I have a long way that can take two or three hours  going through rocky dirty or remote roads. Despite the fact that i  I have so many kilometers to do, i   I go to school  everyday to school and take heart and joy to learn to what my teacher Mr.Biam says. However  Despite the difficulties that i  I can reach face everyday,  i stay  I am determined. In my point of view i   I think that i I should keep in mind that if i  I want to fly  a plane up in the sky one day i  I have to stay brave and courageous to make my dream come true.
Bye for now,
Aloise for Min Yoongi

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DUTTO RAPHAËL

Hello ,  my name is Alosia , I have am a 14 -year-old, Guinean boy. I live in a remote village. How are you ?
In  the morning I am réveille  wake up at 6:00 for  to go to school  at 8:00. I have 1:30 to walk to arrived to  at school every morning .  Before  leaving,  I prepare myself ,I take my shower ans  and  I  get dressed .  It’s very difficult but despite the fact I am determined to go to work. I have 15 km in walk. I have a   to cross montains, browse cross a river, .
I like going  to school because I want to learn / study  work. In my point of views ,my life is difficult but I will not give up. I am motivated
to work to scoot. In my conclusion the  my life is not easy , but it is necessary d’etre  to be courageous and motivited for wins.
Bye for now,
Alosia

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Hello Emilie,

I'm a 14-year-old New Guinean student, and my name's Alosia. I live in a remote village from school. My daily school routine is a 3 miles-treck and  it is an hour and a half- long way journey.

At On school mornings, I wake up at 6:30 am and I leave home early. After that, I have to get me dressed, to take some water and a lunch. In school, we don't have a  canteen and we also don't have access to clean water either . In  On my daily treck, I have to climb a mountain and to walk  through the woods  bloods, and a forest. However, I meet some dangerous animals like snakes and elephants. When I see that, I'm so scary ed. When heavy rains come, the floor is very slippery and I have to be carefull. School begins at 8 am and I when I arrive I am so happy and motivated for school despite the difficulties. In school, with my classsmates we have pure hearts to share, we share our lunches in a shaded area, and we share also the water we have. We are determined to be educated for life and to recive the best education we can. For that and to encourage our  us to become responsive and active citizens, the Community Learning Center (CLC) and the World Vision do all the efforts they can.

In my point of view, it shows the human bravery because they help our us  a lot. I am very motivated a lot to go to school because I have a dream: I would like to become a plane pilot and fly in the sky. As far as  I am concerned, I think that I study very well and I do a lot of efforts for that . In my opinion, our teachers are very kind and it's very amazing to study in their class because we lean a lot of things in a rather  short period of time. I'm an enthousiastic student and I am determined to finish my studies. When I finish my studies, I'm going will to share what I have. In my country, there is a lot of poverty, this is the reason  why that I am motivated to finish my studies graduate .

As a conclusion, I'm am very motivated and determined for my studies despite the fact that my daily treck to school is very difficult.
Bye for now,
Alosia

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I'm impressed that those kids are so determined to do a such long and hard trip to school and back. I am the first one to complain when I go back home by foot from time to time when, those persons do that everyday in the year. It seems that school must be very important to them if they always get up soon to do this trip. However, I suppose the weather can block their path and make them do a detour.

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As far as I am concerned, I think that it’s not possible that children face so many dangers, that they need so much time to go to school. However, they have to put their’s life at risk to get a good quality education. Their trails are not easy and yet, in spite of the difficulties, those children seem to be determined to go to school.
To sum up, the children and very courageous and extremely motivated.
It absolutely remarkable !

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In my view, all these children should be courageous, because they go to school, and want to get the best education possible, despite the dangerous and difficult journeys to school.
To my mind, Henokh and his friends from Indonesia, will have an extraordinary-daily-horse-ride to school, despite the fact that they have a long and hard journey. (Eventually in rainy seasons)
In my opinion, Tay and his friends from Laos are lucky to  bike easily to school because we must not forget that in the world, we have always some children who have to trek mountains to get to school, like Melvi from Indonesia who have a daily-dangerous-trek to school.
I strongly believe that Serven from India, is going to realise his dream, and become a doctor because he is brave and he looks very motivated. He makes a long journey, in the desert, when temperature can reach over 50 degrees. It shows that he's courageous.
As I am concerned, Aye from Mynamar is an extraordinary girl. She should have a pure heart to share with her classmates when she rides a boat for their daily trip to school.
As a conclusion, in the world, there are children, who have a lot of difficulties to get to school, because of the rainy seasons, the sunshine, or because they live in a remote villages.
These children will have pure hearts, and they share it, that makes their daily journey to school extraordinary and remarkable.
To sum up, I'm so impressed to see these people who do all things for their education, because we should keep in mind that, in France, we don’t have a lot of difficulties to get to school. It's amazing.
EL HAMDAOUI Omaïma, 2nde UK/5/London.

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First of all, in my opinion I think that all of their daily journey are hard. I even have the feeling that it's impossible for them to go to school, and to  learn to read and write, in order to have the futur they want.

Let's take the exemple of Melvi, who lives in Indonesia, he has been injuried on the road to school in the past and yet he is not giving up, although he must walk up a stiff cliff, he is happy to go to school.

To conclude, as far as i'm concerned, I think that all of these five children are determined and happy to go to school, and we must not forget that in our time it has become rare.

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All of these children really impressed me. They are doing the same difficult travel every day to reach one objective : get to school on time.

From my point of view, the most impressive travel is the one of Sarvan. This  young Indian boy walk through the Sahara desert and despite the fact that the temperature can reachmore than 50 degrees, he does the travel every day. Altough, he has to walk 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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From my point of view, the journey Sarvant makes every days is too difficult and perilous and when the heat comes the trip becomes dangerous because he and his friend have to endure the heat in the middle of the desert.
Morever the trip takes one and a half hours so I think it's very hard for their.
Despite everything, they keep smiling and go to school and that's what shows us their determination.
We must not forget that despite everything Sarvan wants to become a doctor to help other people so it's why he stays at school for study instead of going home.
To sum up Sarvan is really strong mentally and physically to make so much effort every day.
So I'm impressed with what he's able to go to get to school.

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In my view, the journey of all this students are incredible.

They have to face to danger, extreme weather, injuries and long walk through forest, desert …

In France, we doesn’t have to face to all this, indeed , instead of walking during hours and to face to all these dangers, we just take the car or the bus to go to school

I strongly believe that we mustn’t forget that we are lucky to doesn’t have to face to all that’s and stop complaining every day after school.

We also should keep in mind that we have to help these students who has difficult journey. However, despite their conditions and difficulties, they face it and dream to have high jobs and to help the poor of their communities.

In conclusion, these students have to face to things that a lot of European students couldn’t face to. These students are really courageous and motivated to go to school despite their conditions

I am really impressed !!

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In my opinion, childrens are really very brave because its very difficult to go to school with conditions more impressive than in France: They have to cross rivers, climb cliffs, walk a lot of miles, overcome extreme temperatures and do not get attacked by wild animals.
I respect them because even me, I will not have done all this to go to school with all these conditions impressive.
I think we should help these childrens go to school more easily by building roads, by giving them vehicles and by giving them lots of donations.
I wish them good luck !

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In my opinion, I think that children should be extremely courageous and brave to go to school even if their daily journey are dangerous, difficult and perilous, and takes hours mostly for smalls children.

We must not forget that some children can’t go to school or by very dangerous roads as Melvin and Sarvan who walk, Henock in horse, Aye Aye in a boat while Tay go to school by bike.

World Vision helps children to go to school in good condition and improve their succes.

To conclude, I’m impressed to see these children who are extremely courageous despite the difficult journey to school. We are lucky to be in a country with a good organization and we don’t have difficulties to go to school.

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RAPHAEL DUTTO

hello my name is leo I have 14 years old

In my opinion, we have a lot of chance to live in occidental country . I think these children are very courageous to go to school in these condition they have to face the climate every day . As far as I am concerned , I think I will not be so brave

In conclusion, we should keep in mind that there life is not simple but they want to learn ans succed

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In my opinion these children are very brave and determined.  No danger stops them they have a dream and intend to realize it well.

In France we are very lucky and we must take an example of them.  These children who have a difficult life are more determined than us while we have everything in France. when you see the time, the distance and the risks they take to just go to school, it's admirable They must not be forgotten, this must not leave us indifferent.  There are associations like "World Vision" and we need to support them like children.

In conclusion we must see further than at home and understand the external difficulties.

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In my opinion many childrens in the world have a very long distance to go to school. Their daily routine is very difficult. Even though the girl takes 15 minutes trip, Sarvan takes 1 hours to go to school. This childrens are extremely courageous, they take risks and yet they have a smile every day, every time to go to learn at school. At school the students find their friends. They are smiling and happy.In my view their lifes are quite difficult to us and i have the feeling that even if it's hard, they are a lot of happy because they are together. To sum up we should keep in mind they are many childrens who go to school in bads conditions every day all over the world and we have a lot of chance in our country because we have parents who have cars to drive us to school and we have got the possibility to take publics transportations. However we still find a way to complain !

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maïlys
In my opinion, I find that these children are very brave and determined. They go to school in deplorable conditions and smile. I think World Vision is a good association to help children. This article touched me, I realized the luck we have in France to go to school in good conditions, this article can raise awareness of many people and it must be read to achieve backdrop in some countries

To conclude, these children are very brave, I am very impressed and. affected by their daily lives. Sometimes we complain about school but we have to remember that some people dream of going there and that sometimes they put their life in danger on the way to school while we do not have this problem

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Siwar zaghbib
In my opinion the children are very couragous because they are very poor but still want to go to school even if they do not go in good condition. There are children who go there on horseback, on foot, by bicycle, by tractor or even by boat.
Sometimes their condition of going to school can even put their lives in danger. To conclude, I think that we who live in good conditions must try to make an effort to improve, at least just a little, their living conditions to them because they have absolutely no means.

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From my point of view
All these children's are very determined and courageous to go to school , even if their cross are Very dangerous and challenging. While walking they share laughter and keep smiling despite the difficult walk . It's amazing to see their children also motivated to go to school every day although they all face difficulties. These childrens are very brave and deserves to be able to go to school.

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First of all, I think these kids are really brave and have a great determination to go to school every morning.

Personally, I would never have the courage and strength to go to school by bike, on a horse, or juste walk in the mountains.

Weather conditions are not always favourable for these children.

I think these kids are amazing.

They all have a dream and they want to realize this dream.

The solution for them to realize this dream is to go to school despite the fact that the conditions are not pleasant.

To conclude, with motivation, determination and a dream one can go through all the trials of life and even a river.