Children climb unsecured wooden ladders to make it to school in this rural region of China.

You have to be good at hiking to make this journey to school. But since it’s a boarding school children only need to make the exhausting trip every so often.

The only way to Zulu Elementary school is along a cliff edge. The narrow 1ft path runs for miles and takes children five hours to complete the journey.

Even parents need to climb along a damaged suspension bridge to make sure their children make it to school on time.

Imagine being crammed inside this tiny boat. Even the roof is used for the daily commute to school.

Students fly through the air on a steel cable 400 metres above The Rio Negro River. This school journey is not for those afraid of heights.

Snow, wind and a very slippery bridge isn’t enough to stop children attending school. Children and their families have learned to overcome adverse weather conditions.

Schoolgirls walk across a narrow plank on the wall of the 16th century Gallery Fort in the heart of Sri Lanka. At least they have each other for support.

When a bus isn’t an option, there’s always a bull. Livestock serve many purposes including taking children to school.

Bamboo shafts were made into a temporary bridge to allow students to cross the Ciherang River. Waterproof shoes are essential.