Building a School and Fixing a Flooded Bridge · part 4 of 7

Wall of their new school of and it's important that we built this school because here's the one that they currently go to. How many kids go to school in here? 325. 325 in this one building? Yes Oh my gosh. When it is raining the place gets flooded so because of that the children don't come. The kids have to travel miles sit in dirty classrooms and learn in sweltering heat. When the kids are in school they're no longer working on cocoa farms which is why higher attendance means less child labor. The school we're building is gonna change though as you can see. The rain here gets so bad that the flooding would prevent kids from even getting to the school we're building To my right is the village we're building To my left is the rest of the community. In between the two is this river that has to flow through this pipe but because this pipe is so narrow the water can't flow through it so it gets backed up and floods the surrounding areas completely separating the two communities. The current tunnel to stop flooding is three feet wide and their new water drain is four feet across and we built two of them. I'm doing everything I can to stop the flooding After two long weeks of working in the rain we finally fixed this bridge and this village is not flooding anymore. We are very very happy because it is going to help us smooth movements to the school every day. And now that thankfully flooding won't be an issue let's head back over to the school. Nolan act like this isn't your first village you built Well one of over a hundred in this school. This is literally gonna take weeks.

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