COMMENT 5 1º ESO

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                                                                       COMMENT 5

Hello, my name is Javier, today I’m going to talk about the schools in Morocco:
There are few schools in Morocco, there are schools very far away and the students have to walk a lot.
There are many children who don’t go to school even though it is mandatory.
The universities in Morocco are free.







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