Our girls back to school campaign is ongoing. Day 25
Millions of girls aren't at school today. They are shut out of education because of the pandemic covid-19.
Our today's guest is Belma, she will share with us the impact of covid-19 on her academic life.
Hello! My Name Is Belma Paulino, I am 11 years old, I study in the fifth grade and I will talk about the impact that the coronavirus has had on my life.
Well, covid - 19 disrupted my studies, I stopped studying and I miss my classmates and my teachers so much, I want to renew my studies and go back to school.
When did you stop studying?
Well, I stopped studying in March 2020 since then, until this year I never went back to school again.
In this time that you are at home, have you done anything to continue learning?
Sometimes, I only make a few copies from the books.
Do you know what are the preventive measures against the coronavirus?
Yes. We must leave the house only for urgent reasons, we must use the mask, when coming from the street we must wash our hands with soap and water and disinfect them with gel alcohol.
Have you been following these preventive measures that you just mentioned?
I do not follow the preventive measures against the coronavirus.
Why?
By forgetfulness, but now that you've spoken to me, I'll move on.
Aren't you afraid of the coronavirus?
Yes, I am very scared because it affects my body and everyone.
Millions of girls and young women miss out on school - even though educating girls has huge benefits for health, prosperity and security. There has been progress but much work is still needed to break down barriers that prevent girls from going to school such as child marriage and cultural discrimination.
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We launched this campaign to ensure that every girl is able to learn while schools are closed and return to the classroom when schools safely reopen. Everyone can play a role in supporting girls Everyone education - whether you Everyonere a teacher, parent, student, journalist, policymaker, or simply a concerned citizen.
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