Notefacts For Exhibition

·       Elementary school enrollment in Africa is one of the lowest in the world.

·       More than 90% of South African children don't have the right to education.

·       The main reason that kids don't go to school is because there family can't afford it.

·       Education is important to a community.

·       In Africa, the children don’t have access to go to school, opening their understanding and leading a better lifestyle for themselves.

 This is when school supplies being donated can help.

·       An average classroom in Africa does not have the basic school supplies required for learning.

·       Educated students in an African community are like role models for their community.

·       African children have to use hazardous kerosene lanterns to study.

·       The school supplies really needed by the African children are notebooks, pencils, and erasers.

·       School supplies are like gifts to children in Africa.

·        Only 26% of all Sub-Saharan African children are enrolled in secondary schools.

·       The survival rate of schools in Sub-Saharan Africa is 63%.

·       There's a vital need to open up access to secondary schools in Malawi, Mozambique, and Uganda.