School systems struggling to meet the financial and logistical challenges of reopening safely will need to carefully weigh teachers’ concerns.
This year, though, everything is upside down, the anxiety is everywhere, and the prospect of returning to the classroom is tinged with fear.
Today we invited Augusta. Do you remember her? She was with us in the beginning of #AfricaEducatesHerCampaign. Now She will share with us her challenges during covid-19 pandemic and her school observation.
1. Introduction
My name is Augusta Esteita, I am Angolan, I am 10 years old, studying in the 4th grade.
2. How has covid - 19 affected your student life?
Covid-19 affected me a lot as a pupil because I had lost contact with my teacher and colleagues.
3. Now that schools have reopened, have you gone back to school?
Yes, I went back to study, but with preventive measures.
4. Has your school distributed any biosecurity materials?
Yes, my school distributed various biosafety materials such as building new washbasins, they also offered us soap, water and alcohol gel.
5. What are the prevention measures against covid - 19 you saw that the government/ school created to ensure your safety?
Always maintain social distancing, always wash hands with water and soap, put alcohol gel and follow all the instructions given by the government.
6. How do you feel? Are you enjoying going to class or you are scared?
I'm scared, but I always go to school with biosecurity equipment and I always wash my hands.
Click here to watch the first Augusta interview recorded in September: https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2020/09/africa-educates-her-campaign-with_2.html
Don't miss this opportunity to bring girls back to school. Join us!
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