Uważamy, że żadne dziecko nie powinno być zmuszane do nauki na zewnątrz ani w niebezpiecznym środowisku. Jeśli zapewnimy im dostęp do dobrej edukacji, dzieci mogą uciec od ubóstwa.

W wiejskich regionach Etiopii wiele dzieci musi wybierać między uzyskaniem wykształcenia a bezpieczeństwem. Bez klas zmuszeni są do nauki pod drzewami, przy każdej pogodzie. Są narażeni na żywioły, rozproszeni i niezdolni do nauki. Dla tych, którzy mają jakieś schronienie, jest to często niestabilne, z dziurami w suficie, które wpuszczają deszcz, pozostawiając dzieci zimne i mokre oraz rujnując ich pracę.

Te dzieci są z Etiopii. Są zmuszeni do nauki w niebezpiecznej klasie, która nie ma schronienia przed słońcem, wiatrem i deszczem.

"Studiowaliśmy pod drzewami lub w niebezpiecznych salach lekcyjnych. Ponieważ moja szkoła prawie nie miała biurka, wielu z nas nie mogło się skoncentrować na zajęciach". Nauczyciel powiedział Annie podczas jej wizyty.

Selam i jej koledzy z klasy byli narażeni na żywioły.

Intensywne słońce lub gwałtowny deszcz zakłóciłoby naukę i uniemożliwiłoby dzieciom naukę.

Chcemy zbudować blok klasy z biurami, pokojami dla personelu, sklepem i biblioteką, aby dzieci mogły uczyć się w bezpiecznym i produktywnym środowisku.

Jestem studentką studiów magisterskich na Politechnice Warszawskiej, a moja przyjaciółka Anna jest wolontariuszką, która z pasją pomaga studentom (głównie dzieciom) w Etiopii. Przez dwie godziny studiowałem podróż do szkoły podstawowej bez względu na pogodę, upał lub deszcz. Odniosłem sukces w nauce. A teraz czuję, że mogę coś zmienić w mojej społeczności, budując szkołę, w której dzieci mogą uczyć się w pobliżu. Anna niespokojnie pracuje nad realizacją projektu i zmianą życia dzieci w Etiopii (region Tigrai).

Solomon: Wznosimy się przez podnoszenie innych

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Build a school - help us build safe classrooms in Ethiopia

We believe that no child should be forced to study outside, or in a dangerous environment. If we give them access to a good education, children can escape poverty.

Across rural Ethiopia, many children must choose between getting an education and being safe. Without classrooms, they are forced to study under trees, in all weather. They are exposed to the elements, distracted, and unable to learn. For those who do have some shelter, it is often unstable, with holes in the ceiling that let the rain in, leaving children cold and wet, and ruining their work.

These kids are from Ethiopia. They are forced to study in an unsafe classroom, which has no protective shelter from sun, wind and rain.

"We would study under the trees or in unsafe classrooms. Since my school had almost no desks, it prevented many of us from concentrating in class." A teacher told Anna during her visit.

Selam and her classmates were exposed to the elements.

Intense sun, or violent rain, would disrupt lessons and make it impossible for children to learn.

We want to  build a classroom block with offices, staff rooms, a store and a library so children can learn in a safe and productive environment.

I’m a masters student at Warsaw University of Technology and my friend Anna is a volunteer who is passionate in helping students (mainly children) in Ethiopia. I studied my primary school travelling for two hours in my foot no matter the weather is cold, hot or raining. I was successful in my studies. And now I feel I can bring change something in my community by building a school where children can study in their nearby. Anna is working restlessly to make the project real and change the lives of children in Ethiopia (Tigrai region). Help us to for this project.

Solomon: we rise by lifting others

English below:

Across rural Ethiopia, many children must choose between getting an education and being safe. Without classrooms, they are forced to study under trees, in all weather. They are exposed to the elements, distracted, and unable to learn. For those who do have some shelter, it is often unstable, with holes in the ceiling that let the rain in, leaving children cold and wet, and ruining their work

These kids are from Ethiopia. They are forced to study in an unsafe classroom, which has no protective shelter from sun, wind and rain.

"We would study under the trees or in unsafe classrooms. Since my school had almost no desks, it prevented many of us from concentrating in class." A teacher told Anna during her visit.

Brenda and her classmates were exposed to the elements.

Intense sun, or violent rain, would disrupt lessons and make it impossible for children to learn.

We want to  build a classroom block with offices, staff rooms, a store and a library so children can learn in a safe and productive environment.

I’m a masters student at Warsaw University of Technology and my friend Anna is a volunteer who is passionate in helping students (mainly children) in Ethiopia. I studied my primary school travelling for two hours in my foot no matter the weather is cold, hot or raining. I was successful in my studies. And now I feel I can bring change something in my community by building a school where children can study in their nearby. Anna is working restlessly to make the project real and change the lives of children in Ethiopia (Tigrai region).