Many children around the world have to overcome incredible, unthinkable and just desperate routes to get to the school desk.
And according to UNESCO, over the past five years, the situation with school roads has only worsened - many of them are flooded or flooded, and some ways to school are just life-threatening!
And are you still concerned that your student will soon have to overcome three bus stops, run a hundred-meter mark or for 15 minutes to shake in the trolleybus on the way to knowledge? Then just look at these photos ...
1. Five-hour trip to the mountains (Gulu, China).
It seems that this is the most remote school in the world!
Is this possible in our time?
2. That's how the village students get to Zhang Jiavan in China.
Wooden stairs to knowledge.
3. The road to the boarding school through the Indian Himalayas (Zanskar).
4. But on such a damaged bridge from day to day there are schoolchildren from Lebaka in Indonesia.
By the way, immediately after the publicity of this story, the Indonesian authorities rushed to build a new bridge across the river!
5. And to this Colombian children your child may even be a bit envious. Just look - they have to overcome 800 and 400 meters "flying" over the river Rio Negro on a steel cable!
6. "School" canoeing in Riau (Indonesia).
7. And in one of the Indian villages nature itself is ready to help children to get to school soon! Here is a bridge across the river from the roots of trees.
8. A schoolgirl from Myanmar hurries to school on horseback.
9. School motohrisha in Beldang (India).
10. Extreme hike to school through a ruined bridge and even snowfall in Dujiangyan, Sichuan Province (China).
11. On the way to school on the roof of a wooden boat (Panguguran, Idonezia).
12. To walk on the bar is not only the lessons of physical education, but also on the school road, which has not changed since the 16th century! (Fort Halle, Sri Lanka).
13. The school boat rushes to bring the students to the first lesson (Kerala state, India).
14. And what about "school basket" in a horse harness? (Delhi, India).
15. Students on a self-made raft of bamboo (Silangkap, Indonesia).
16. 125-mile extreme journey on the way to the boarding school through the mountains (Pili, China).
17. Pupils of the school for a walk and on the way from school ... And only 30 feet above the river Padang (Sumatra, Indonesia).
18. These pupils of a junior school from Rizal province in the Philippines have to carry pumped tires!
And, it seems, they are unspeakably happy!