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Reading Letters in the Forest

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

In the interior of Siberut, children want to attend school. This is the story of a school with only one teacher in the forest of Siberut.

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TWO girls were emerging from a bend in a local forest path. They were sisters, Yui Sakening Oinan, 12, and Luyung Sakening Oinan, 10. Luyung gripped two lovely rattan baskets and books, while Yui carried Turugokgok, their younger 2-year-old sister.

Both hurriedly climbed the uma ladder to join over a dozen of classmates studying in the forest school. Their faces were sweaty after half an hour’s walk from their home to the settlement of uma San

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