This document discusses Plan's investments in education around the world through various projects that support access to education, skills training, school supplies, nutrition programs, and facilities for vulnerable children. Projects are described that help get children back to school after disasters, enroll girls in school, provide vocational training in South Sudan, construct residential facilities for long-distance students in Tanzania, and teach skills like computer literacy and food production.

1. Skills for hire: This Plan-supported vocational and technical school is the first of its kind in South Sudan and provides skills and job opportunities to a generation that grew up during the country's brutal civil war. Education See Plan’s projects in action

2. Breaking the cycle: Plan invests more in education than any other program area.

3. Back to school: When disaster strikes, Plan helps children return to school as soon as possible with the help of temporary school buildings.

4. First girl in school: Plan helps families enroll girls in school, like these girls who are among the first in their family to get an education. temporary

5. Tools for learning: Chairs and other school supplies are provided by Plan to schools all over the world.

6. Learn Without Fear: Students in El Salvador march for their right to Learn Without Fear, joining Plan's campaign to end violence against children in schools.

7. Computer savvy: Girls in Ghana learn new skills in their computer class.

8. Student action: In Paraguay, members of a school government draw pictures to encourage their classmates to respect their school’s environment.

9. Girls in school: Plan's education projects support girl-friendly education to help increase their attendance.

10. It's in the bag: Students in India hold onto their brand new backpacks, stuffed with school supplies provided by Plan.

11. Far from home: Construction has started for a residence in Tanzania that will provide a place for long distance students to live in safety.

12. Transforming disabilities: Students at a Plan-supported school for children with disabilities participate in an outdoor activity to build their confidence.

13. Eating it up: Teachers in China learn how to help improve students’ nutrition, a crucial element of learning.

14. Growing opportunities: As part of a ‘Food for Education’ project, students in Sudan learn food production skills in their school’s garden. The project also provides a nutritious daily meal at school and take home food packages.

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