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EJO
Ejo is a major sport education project benefiting more than 80,000 children in 4 countries, deployed in 2019. 4, it is also the number of the objective of sustainable development in which this
Access and maintenance of children at school through playdagogy
Initiated in 2016 in Burundi, this project aims to positively change the representations and behaviors of children - especially the most vulnerable - with a view to bringing them back or keeping them
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As a group leader for PLAY International and a teacher, when I bump into a child, I know whether he or she is going to school or not. [...] For instance, take the case of Divine; she had dropped out of school along time ago. But thanks to the awareness-raising activities of PLAY International, she came back to the classroom. Today, she is even an assistant at the NGO! She is 20 years old and will finish high school at the end of this academic year.These stories are the fruit of our work. Many of those who had dropped out of school have come back to the classroom.The results are plain to see and that is why I have been a group leader for the last 10 years!
All the children are here, whether they are repatriated or not. We do not distinguish, here they are united. Sport helps us, we get to know our teammates. When women see that in sport they have their places, it's easy to integrate them.
Playdagogy is very useful to identify dropout cases! It is when you start talking and try to convey key messages to generate a debate over the importance of school that you spot children who have stopped studying. [...] Since last year, 23 children have come to tell me that they had dropped out and that they wanted to go back to school. Together with their families and other players, we try to work things out. Playdagogy helps us find the most vulnerable children.
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