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A lack of security in districts means that boys and girls can simply not learn. -
An influx of former refugees returning from Pakistan has put intense pressure on services. -
The conflict has had a brutal impact on local education services. -
Most schools are closed, but teachers still receive their salaries. -
New courses offer crucial ways of communicating with the outside world.
27 Feb 17
A lack of security in districts means that boys and girls can simply not learn.
10 Feb 17
An influx of former refugees returning from Pakistan has put intense pressure on services.
17 Jan 17
The conflict has had a brutal impact on local education services.
13 Jan 17
Debate hears of “staggering” amount of damage caused to the system.
Investigation
5 Dec 16
Most schools are closed, but teachers still receive their salaries.
12 Oct 16
New courses offer crucial ways of communicating with the outside world.
27 Sep 16
Grassroots campaign means that children will not have to travel long distances to sit final tests.
Photo Essay
22 Sep 16
Families willing to go to great lengths to ensure children get a specialised education.
20 Sep 16
Recruitment campaigns in liberated areas are aimed at boosting the sector.
31 Aug 16
Relentless daily harassment means many are forced to leave education early.
