When torrential rains ripped the roof off the Bresuano MA Basic School block, no one imagined it would take this long to recover. Now, KG 1 through Primary 6 pupils are crammed into three makeshift spaces, taught by just two teachers. This is the story of a community fighting to keep its children learning.
When torrential rains ripped the roof off the Bresuano MA Basic School block, no one imagined it would take this long to recover. Now, KG 1 through Primary 6 pupils are crammed into three makeshift spaces, taught by just two teachers. This is the story of a community fighting to keep its children learning.
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