Potret Miris Sekolah di Yaman, Anak-anak Bikin Kelas dari Jerami

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Sejumlah siswa terlihat di sekolah Yermuk, Hajjah, Yaman, Minggu (23/10/2022).  

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Sekolah ini dibangun oleh guru, siswa, dan para orang tua dengan cara mereka sendiri.  

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Di tengah perang saudara dan ketidakstabilan politik di negara itu, anak-anak harus ikut membangun sekolah mereka sendiri untuk melanjutkan pendidikan.  

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Mereka membangun ruang kelas yang terdiri dari gubuk jerami hingga tenda-tenda rapuh.  

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Mereka juga harus memindahkan cabang-cabang pohon yang mereka potong dari jarak bermil-mil ke lapangan kosong.  

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Sekolah Yarmuk ini terdiri dari empat barak kayu dan lima tenda.  

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Ada sekitar 150 siswa yang menerima pendidikan dalam kondisi sulit itu.  

HAJJAH, YEMEN - OCTOBER 23: Yemeni students are seen at the Yermuk school, built by teachers, students and parents built with their own means in Hajjah, Yemen on October 23, 2022. In Yemen, which was struggling with civil war and political instability, teachers and students build their own schools with limited opportunities to continue their education. Teachers, students and parents built the classrooms consisting of huts and tents by moving the tree branches they cut from miles away to an empty field. The Yermuk school, which consists of 4 wooden barracks and 5 tents, approximately 150 students receive education under difficult conditions. (Photo by Mohammed Al-Wafi/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Beruntungnya mereka masih mendapatkan kursi dan meja dari para relawan.  

Sejumlah siswa terlihat di sekolah Yermuk, Hajjah, Yaman, Minggu (23/10/2022).  
Sekolah ini dibangun oleh guru, siswa, dan para orang tua dengan cara mereka sendiri.  
Di tengah perang saudara dan ketidakstabilan politik di negara itu, anak-anak harus ikut membangun sekolah mereka sendiri untuk melanjutkan pendidikan.  
Mereka membangun ruang kelas yang terdiri dari gubuk jerami hingga tenda-tenda rapuh.  
Mereka juga harus memindahkan cabang-cabang pohon yang mereka potong dari jarak bermil-mil ke lapangan kosong.  
Sekolah Yarmuk ini terdiri dari empat barak kayu dan lima tenda.  
Ada sekitar 150 siswa yang menerima pendidikan dalam kondisi sulit itu.  
Beruntungnya mereka masih mendapatkan kursi dan meja dari para relawan.