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Here
in the UK, we take going to school for granted. Sure,
doing homework and revising for exams might not always
be fun, but it provides us with the opportunities to
go on and achieve our ambitions later on in life.
This
is a basic right. Yet, around the world today, 121 million
children still don't have the opportunity to go to school.
And in many countries, millions of girls are denied
an education because they are seen as less important
than boys.
We
at Stoke Newington School are the lucky ones. But do
we take our education for granted? Surely we have a
responsibility to make the most of our time at school
in order to help children in other parts of the world
receive the opportunities they deserve.
This
section contains a range of animations, cartoons
and
articles produced by Art and English students
at the school exploring the right to education and
our duty to get the most out of school.
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Education
is a good thing. Right? Take a look at this funny
animation for your phone. Download this animation
on your computer and use blue tooth to transfer
it to your mobile. Emily,
Year 8
Click on the image to play the animation.
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ARTICLE 28 |
You
have a right to an education. Discipline in schools
should respect children’s human dignity.
Primary education should be free. Wealthy countries
should help poorer countries achieve this. |
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Look
at the fuuny side!!! Cartoons on rights and responsibilities.
Cartoon By Barnaby
Click on the image to view the cartoon.
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Look
at the fuuny side!!! Cartoons on rights and responsibilities.
Cartoon By David
Click on the image to view the cartoon. |
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