a half already their route to school involves negotiating a rough and steep mountain a spats but it s the only school in the area doesn t mike that i have to walk a long way every morning but i know hi lucky we are out in the country there are a lot of children who have no chance of going to school. that it s the end of the school year and they re taking their exams the boys and girls are outside so no one can copy from anyone else the classrooms are far too small so how many are going to pass the exams so. i m sure that they are all going to pass their exams. but. the pass rates are high here although the standards are no lower than elsewhere and they ve been achieved in a school a long way from any large cities and surrounded by mountains it s a place where getting an education leading to a good job might seem
government by big parts of society and especially by the more radical protesters is growing we are going to see this continue. and that was what he is building there reporting from hong kong after nearly 2 decades of conflict the people of afghanistan are still struggling to find stability children at school have never known peace so life has never been easy for them but one school in the bombing region well it appears to be beating the odds. charbonneau and her classmates have been walking for an hour and a half already their route to school involves negotiating a rough and steep mountain a spats but it s the only school in the area it doesn t much that i have to walk a long way every morning but i know high lucky we are right in the country there are a lot of children who have no chance of going to school. that it s the end of the school year and they re taking their exams the boys and girls are outside so no one can copy from anyone else the classrooms are far too small so how many