This document provides an overview of schools in Sudan. It notes that few people in Sudan go to school due to a lack of available schools, with many schools having no classrooms. It introduces Elizabeth Andrea, the head teacher of a school in Juba, and discusses how children in Africa are keen to learn as education is seen as a way out of poverty. It concludes that Sudan needs more schools to help reduce poverty and that supporting head teachers like Elizabeth would be beneficial.

1. School View A Sudanese School

2. Introduction a few facts. In Sudan few people go to school. Not because they don’t want to. There are very few schools. Many schools have no class rooms. Children that go to school consider themselves lucky.

3. Boss This is Elizabeth Andrea. She is the Head Teacher of the C.M.S Basic Education School in Juba. The Boss !

4. A Typical Class In Africa children are keen to learn. Why is that?

5. The Reality Education is one way out of poverty.

6. We Can Help We can help schools in Sudan. This man has come to find out how that can be done. What would a school need?

7. Some Things Never Change Pay attention class !

8. What This Means Sudan needs more schools. Education helps reduce poverty. Head Teachers like Elizabeth work very hard to keep schools open. Helping her would be a very good thing.

9. Thanks for Watching