Dear world leaders,
14 years ago you made a promise,114 million children were unable to get to school, your promise was to change that. Now 57 million remain and you have 1 year to fulfil that promise. On behalf of Lucy and the other children I would like to hold you to that promise. 1/3 of the 57 million are disabled because we don’t provide enough medical attention to cure them. I hope you see my point , give the gift of life together we can make a difference .
Dear world leaders,
In the year 2000 you made promise that by the end of 2015 you would get all 114 million children into school disability or not. You have only done half of that population by the start of 2014. Lucy an 11 year old child who lives in Kenya has a disability in her right leg so she can’t straighten it. She can’t get to school because it is to far for her to crawl all the way. So now together we can make a difference and actions can speak louder than words. Try and think of a solution to get the rest of the 57 million into school by this time next year.
Is it fair that we go to school and 57million children don’t? You made a promise in 2000 and thankfully you have made good achivements. Next year is 2015 and that was your deadline . Is this achievable , could you make it better?
In Kenya it’s not like schools here , they don’t have enough teachers and it’s hard to even get to school . For children like Lucy it’s a dream to go to school but for some it’s too far to walk because they have disabilities . 24million children have disabilities and are missing out on education. Can we help these children to go to school? Let’s all work together and help. Thank you.
Dear world leaders,
As you know, in the year 2000 you promised that all children would have education. You have made good progress but there are still 57 million children that don`t go to school and 24 million of them are disabled.
I hope you realise 2015 is next year. A girl called Lucy has a disease that has made her disabled. You can provide children like her with a wheelchair or crutches. You made a promise. We are lucky and you have to make other children lucky too. I hope you understand me and consider my options.
Yours sincerely
Amy
In the year 2000 you promised that you will give education to all children by 2015 . Only a half of 114 million have education . A third of those children have disabilities. The education of those young children lies in your hands only you can change it. There is a young 11 year old girl with polio who has big dreams! You don’t want to crush the dreams of a young girl with big goals so please don’t make a promise that can’t be kept. There are many children like Lucy that don’t have access to school. Please don’t give up on the children we are trusting in you to help.
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