Open-air lessons for Yemeni pupils


School children attend an open-air class under a tree near their unfinished school in the southwestern Yemeni village of al-Kashar in Taez governorate’s Mashraa and Hadnan district at the start of the new academic year.

TWENTY Yemeni pupils listen to their teacher with textbooks balanced in their laps as they sit under trees in their southern village, where the school building remains unfinished.

In war-torn Yemen, the students of Al-Kashar began a new school term without a building, tables or chairs.

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