A strip of wood
shared by many as a desk, pounding rain on
a corrugated tin roof , can't hear the teacher. No books, no paper,
no pencils, makes learning hard. We are sponges.
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A strip of wood
shared by many as a desk, pounding rain on
a corrugated tin roof , can't hear the teacher. No books, no paper,
no pencils, makes learning hard. We are sponges.
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| Our school isn't finished
yet. Thick branches make a frame packed with clay , now we have
a wall and here is a space for a window. We have a roof over
our heads. |
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| This was scanned off the front
of a t-shirt. C.E.S. means Collége d'Enseignement Secondaire in other words, high school in French. Angone was just a click (kilometer) north of Oyem and was a Catholic mission school. No bus to take the students to school. They walked a long dusty road. |
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