Back to school after lockdown - Angola. Campaign with Sofonie Dala. Don't miss it! Webisode 17

 School closures caused by the pandemic exacerbated previously existing inequalities, and that children who were already most at risk of being excluded from a quality education have been most affected.

Many children received no education after schools closed across the continent in March 2020.

Today we are talking to kids. Janio is no longer learning, he is only waiting for the reopening to continue with his studies.

1. Introduction

My name is Janio, I am Angolan, I am 7 years old and I am studying in the 2 class.

2. Now that schools have reopened, have you gone back to school?

No, because the government did not create conditions for preschool children to study.

3. What are the conditions you would like the government to create to ensure your safety at school?

I would like the government to provide water to wash our hands, to give me mask and alcohol gel and I also want them to create safe conditions for students.

That's all thanks!

Many children received no instruction, feedback, or interaction with their teachers. “Children are not taught during this period”. Although some students had received printed assignments, “We cannot say that this is normal education”.

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