These Pictures Of Schools From Around The World Will Blow Your Mind...So Cool
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Nelson Mandela once said, "education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
Boy, was he right.
Education is needed EVERYWHERE. Knowledge is power, and the greatest way to help someone become a stronger person is to educate them. And that's why it's so inspiring to see children everywhere, from all corners of the Earth, getting educated.
Take a look at these photos and catch a glimpse of how people from all over the world are gaining new knowledge every day.
This little student walks to school in Qunu, part of the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
This is the same area where Nelson Mandela grew up.
This happy-go-lucky Japanese elementary school students heads to class in Tokyo.
A 12-year-old student from Kenya does his homework with his siblings by the light of a fire.
A Senegalese student participates in class at her Franco-Arab school.
Students in Coogee, Australia sit and work together.
Indian Muslim girls sit together as the recipe passages from the Quran.
Students of the Christower International Schools of Nigeria sing together one morning.
A youngster from Western Scotland heads out on his morning commute.
A young student and her mother head to school together in Prague, crossing over the Charles bridge.
A 10-year-old student in South Africa works on her homework.
Elementary school students sit and listen to their teacher give them a lesson in Bangkok, Thailand.
Indigenous Colombian children, siblings and cousins, walk to school together.
A nanny gives one young student a hug goodbye before she heads to class in Hong Kong.
An 8-year-old student from Malabon City, Manila hops in the boat she takes to ride to school.
A young South Korean girl walks to school in Goyang, South Korea.
This six-year-old monk, the youngest at his monastery in Tibet, walks to go get breakfast.
A Bosnian student walks to school from his neighborhood outside of Sarajevo.
Very young Tibetan monks huddle together in prayer as they repeat holy scriptures.
This young Salvadorean girl gets ready for her day at school.
This Kenyan student from Samburu, Kenya tends to cattle on his way to a "tuition class."
Tuition classes are offered in Kenya for shepherds who can't make regular school hours. They're literacy classes taught by volunteer teachers.
A little guy in San Jose, Costa Rica works on an assignment for school.
Young ladies from a school in San Salvador, El Salvador line up before class.
A third grader from Pangula Elementary School in Malabon City, Manila works on some homework.
Students in Tokyo, Japan raise their hands and participate in a lesson.
Students in one of the tuition classes of Samburu Kenya work on a lesson taught by one of the volunteer teachers.
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