Most Dangerous Ways To School | NICARAGUA | Free Documentary
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2015
- Every morning, the three sisters Julia, Yulissa and Kenya climb into their dugout in order to row to school. They live on the east coast of Nicaragua, one of the world’s poorest countries, and the youngest of them has just turned five; the oldest is nine. They row across the Rio Escondido. Not only is it one of the largest rivers in the country, it is simultaneously one of the most dangerous routes to school. While they have to watch out for snakes lurking in the trees over the river, the three sisters also struggle against the current and must ensure the dugout does not fill up with water - because it has multiples holes and could sink at any minute.
Other classmates do not necessarily have it easier, because they live far from the river, and their journey to school takes them through the deep jungle. One of these classmates is 11-year-old Greyven. His daily trip takes him through the so-called ‘snake field’, in which coral snakes and the infamous boa constrictor reside. On the way to school, the rain drives the snakes from the empty coconuts on the ground; on the way back the afternoon heat, which is over 35 degrees, means that they are lively and belligerent.
The daily journey - ashore and to water - to San Mariano’s small village school is an adventure almost unimaginable to us. Every time they undertake this trip, the children expose themselves to life-threatening dangers, all for the chance to have a better future. - Розваги
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Where is the link to the Nicaragua documentary, has a gofundme been started for those 3 sisters?? Please provide an update on this documentary. Thank you!
This documentary is almost 5yrs ago
Just want to know if anyone help them..
@@keliarodriguez7996 agree
Another good documentary will be a documentary about a them like every five years
Im from Nicaragua . I was one of those kids got a scholarship to a good college and a good job in usa. Now i hav a fundation to help kids with school supply and other kind of help.thank you forbyour support
You’re inspiration to so many. Bless up.
How can we help the children like sponsor a child do they get mail over there
Congratulations God bless.
clearly you did not like what is hav
woww...congrats and God Bless u you
man those three little girls perfectly illustrated the definition of team work.
They sure did!!!
indeed...im so ashamed of myself upong seeing this
surely!!! the small one is saying "its fun to learn" love 😍
man those girls should not experience this.. seeing them enduring those things makes me want to adopt them
@maniac9565 hardly hilarious
Omg so dangerous God please guide and protect these 3 young girls everytime went to school . I'm a filipina watching here in the Philippines when i was young like their age i went to school by walking in the middle of the high mountains for 2hrs its so hard raining seasons i used banana leaves for my umbrella and sometimes theres no food feel hungry i cant immagine my struggles those years and i grew up without the presence of my mother coz she abandon us when we were young anyway thanks God will survive with my determination i was able to finish my elem ,secondary and also in college when i watch this video so much relate and i recall my younger years young ladies dont give up and keep on faith God will grant all your desires someday ..🤗😘😍
I’m in tear 😢 I’m from Nicaragua and it’s so hard to watch this …thanks for sharing this beautiful history with the world we’re unstoppable 🇳🇮 God bless my people from Nicaragua
no kids should live like that
@@Ontiming2023true that
@@lnaf this proves that most people are not good because no kids should be in that position if your rich an you have power an you allow kids to live like that it’s beyond evil
Girl we outside of your country r also sadden by what we're seeing. We're human and we can change this sad situation, I will have to show this to my five years old son when he gets up for school.
And people complain about having to do online school in quarantine at home. Watch this and shut up.
I am pretty sure its the fact that people have to stay at home, which is scientifically proven to be detrimental to the psychological health, that are causing people to start complaining. It is thoroughly proven that just a few days of total isolation from the outside world is more than enough to cause significant behavioral changes. And when people are forced to change their daily routines, its more than a source of frustration. But above all; its the sense of losing one's freedom.
Vixikie they do online school the main cities like Nicaragua
Ikr
👏🏻🙌🏼
@@Gartneren1234 here we go lol
The 3 girls made me cry. I haven’t seen anyone in my life who can do that much hard work. I salute you girls, God bless
Same 😭😭❤️❤️
you didnt cry. stop pretending like you care
reggie bayard how do you know
Me too breaks MyHeart this kids,I'll pray that our lordgod.will protect them,always,& also hope the govt of Nicaragua help those poor young kids,their shelter & school
Help dem fir wid good yacht n provide wid good transport really dey make me cry how hard work dey r doin such a small kids whose who want to help I see many comment plz catch dem n help dis families
Those three girls already taking on such huge responsibilities have my deepest respect and admiration. I grew up in Cameroon, Western Africa and lived in a fairly developed town with two renowned Christian hospitals, electricity, water and school was just 10 minutes away. Now I realize I had nothing to complain about. I am also glad to see that the kids are Christians and pray everyday before starting classes. God bless their teacher Mrs. Miller too. Wish I could contribute something for the girls especially to get a new boat, good shoes, bags and life jackets.
God bless you sis. Hope u can connect to the teacher tru this youtuber and give new boat for the girls🙏❤️❤️❤️
God bless you always ❤️❤️🙏
Viví una experiencia similar,estudie y ejerci la profesión de maestro,sin embargo hoy me recriminó muchos errores cometidos al no comprender todos los sacrificios que los habitantes del ambiente rural hacen, me duele el alma al recordar,lo que además lamento es no ver en el documental de las 3 niñas un padre responsable ya que hasta la *canoa*aún tiene reparación.*Latinoamérica*el eterno problema de la *ignorancia*GRACIAS...
DO YOU EVER GET A RESPONSE FROM ANYBODY? I ALSO WISH TO HELP THOSE 3 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AND THE BOY. I WROTE A MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE WHO DID THE VIDEO, HOPING THEY RESPOND BEST REGARDS.
Where are the adult males of these families?
As Kenyans we very proud of you Kenya and wish you the very best in life as well as your sisters
I went to school in a rural area in Venezuela (nothing like this for sure). One of my classmates in high school (his name is Hector), we were classmates 7-11 grade (HS in Venezuela is 7-11). Hector was never late for school and I don't remember him ever missing school. He always did his homework, had good grades, defended kids from bullies, and kept to himself (he was a giant among us kids). When we graduated from high school, his parents were so proud and invited us for a cookout at their home. It was only at that moment, that we all learned that everyday he woke up at 4am - left his house by 4:30am and made the journey to be in class by 7:15am. Every single day this boy made this trip and never complained or told anyone. I left Venezuela in '96 to come to the USA (I was so blessed). To this day I always remember his name and I am proud to tell others that I was very lucky to have a classmate like Hector. He is one of my role models regardless of whatever he is doing nowadays.
Does your family know how hector is doing ??
@@Littlekitten_ Hello Kitty, I wish they did but since the country has gone into an spiral of total chaos over the last 20+ years - staying in touch was less essential than surviving.
@@csantama I really hope he is doing okay
So sad😔😘😘😘😥
🙏
I'm from nicaragua and I had to do somithing like this I had to walk very far away just to go to school and now I live in America and I have a career all because I wanted to learn. Very brave kids and hard working.
If you have more or even just enough you should send even little help to your fellow nicas even a little it could big to them...
@@lovemusicnatureartsfoods... yes .but we can also help such people in our rural region in our country
Yea, u go girl......
You live in america...??? Central america? North america? Or South America?
love&music chaicel he knows more than us..we are even touch while watching...
The determination and courage of these young students in Nicaragua are truly inspiring. Their daily journey to school is filled with challenges and dangers, yet they persevere for the hope of a better future. Thank you for sharing their incredible story in this documentary.
Esto si está fuerte
Así me pasó ami en mi infancia
Vivía con una tia
Pobrecitas
Amo mi país Nicaragua 🇳🇮
Que tremendo de verdad que hay niños que la pasan tan duro y otros que lo tienen todo no aprovechan y sacan malas notas o se salen de estudiar, Dios siga protegiendo a ese niño y niñas
This makes me realise how blessed and privileged we are..These kids are really inspiring!
Yes, indeed we are. We take so much for granted. I can't even imagine letting my kids go to school alone, much less through treacherous conditions.
Melanie Lovick-Lugo i would personally love to go to school like this. I love a bit of adventure in my life.
BigfootsDaughter Are you saying that you, as a young child, would have liked to have paddled four miles a day in a leaky row boat, in alligator infested waters with no adults to help to protect you? Or to walk through the jungle which has deadly snakes slithering and hanging down from trees or hiding behind rocks, lying in wait for their prey, in flip flops no less? 😳
Melanie Lovick-Lugo I’d love to go through this jungle. My ancestors did so why I can’t I. That’s my dream to live in the jungle. If you don’t work for your life you don’t deserve it. I don’t wanna wear flip flops. I’ll go barefoot. I walk barefoot all the time and my feet are very pain resistant
Bigfootsdaughter plaque?
They need to show this in every school in the US for the children to see. This is to show the children and adults how to appreciate things in life. These children are unfortunate and work hard to learn and go to school. Hugs to the children of Nicaragua♥️
Yes! It made me realize how much I take education for granted. I am an adult with adult and minor children. I have always placed importance on education. But watching this really showed me how much I take for granted.
I totally agree. But crt is more important :( . Teaching our kids how not to appreciate. That there are Oppressors and oppressed.
THIS VIDEO IS WHAT OUR KIDS NEED TO SEE AND APPRECIATE HOW GOOD THEY HAVE IT. NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE IN LIFE, YOU CAN MAKE A BETTER LIFE FOR YOURSELF!
Look at what they kids do for a chance at a better life.
Agreed
The US I remember walking miles to school even in the snow… sometimes I had mitten sometimes not … everyone in the US isn’t always as privileged …. Just be happy they are going … education is power
Yessssss! 💯 I was thinking thee exact same thing!!!!
Muy bonito documental. Dios bendiga y cuide a estos niños y logren sus sueños en el futuro que hermoso ver el esfuerzo de todos y arriesgarse a tantos peligros más las niñas cruzando el río Dios las proteja siempre de todo peligro felicidades a los niños por ese gran esfuerzo y trabajo por querer superarse 👏👏🙏🙏👍
These are the most brave children I have ever witnessed. I don't think I would allow my children to attend school at all.
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Oh wow I can’t believe those 3 girls are so responsible organized and strong God bless their souls
If they are going to school were are the books bags of thing neither food package.
I know. Seeing them hand wash clothes on rocks before going to school made me realize how mature they must be for their age.
Trina J. I totally agree
I can't believe they did have 3 buckets to remove the water from the canoe.
These girls are going to grow up to be such incredible and strong women.
@I’M TYRONE you're *sick.*
@Flory Nkole you're *sick.*
100%
@I’M TYRONE Kindly seek medical attention brother, you need it
@I’M TYRONE you're sick
Tan bellos esos niños, que Dios les bendiga y les cumpla sus sueños de ser lo que deseen de grandes, es increíble lo fuertes que son y como solos se defienden en esos campos tan agrestes y con tan pocos recursos, eso es prueba de que el ser humano se adapta a las circunstancias.
A bit heartbreaking but immensely inspiring. Such brave and responsible children. Big respect 🙏🏿
I was crying watching this video. How much struggle do these students do to get basic needs like education? Many of us complain for unnecessary reasons, but our excuses are shameful when comparing these kids' struggles and difficulties. I pray and wish for their bright future. I can feel these beautiful eyes are full of dreams. How innocent faces!
Best wishes from the bottom of my heart.
Breaks my heart
I cried too. In fact I could not sleep after watching the love between these three beautiful sisters and also the love they all have for their mother. It was wonderful, but sad at the same time that anything could happen between the travel from home to school and wife out these three beautiful children. I also felt for the young man who eagerness for learning meant that he had to travel through the jungle with hardly a decent pair of shoes on his feet. It made me stop complaining about things that really serve no real purpose. These three beautiful young children plus the young man have no little, but the happiness radiating from them and the other children in the school room puts all of us in the Developed World to shame. I hope all four turned out ok
Education isn't basic needs.
@@zaurhuseynov1750 ofc it is
Me to. Fuchiiiiii government do not pay attention..
My mother was raised like this in the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴. Thankfully she was able to break the cycle of poverty for us. I hope these kids are able to succeed in life and do better for themselves 🙏🏽
🙏🏼
I am sure she pushed you guys real hard to get the education
That’s what I am praying for all of them
I don't think she had it this bad.
What you sow is what you reap, hopefully God will once answer all their prayers🙏
Me dejó asombrado este documental y me dio mucha tristeza como sufren muchos niños en el mundo por qué mis 3 hijas estudian a 3 cuadras de camino UNOS 10 minutos caminando y ver a todos estos niños todo lo que se arriesgan para estudiar !!! Son de admirar ojalá los podamos ayudar y que tengan una mejor calidad de vida !!! Gracias por mostrar está realidad 😢
Hipócritas, aún no has ayudado 😮😮😮
Y como hacer para ayudar a esas tres niñas
@@anaya2130se supone que el gobierno tiene obligacion de ayudar a estos niños y que no vivan ahi es tremendo!!
Gobierno cuál, si muchas niñas de esas no terminan la escuela cuando desgraciadamente ya están con pareja, o embarazadas, esa es la cultura por su mala educación del gibierno😢
No vale la pena hacer un documental sino vas a portar alguna ayuda.
It's 2023 now, wondering how the kids doing now. Praying them a better future. I am so proud of their dedication.
Same here
seguramente les habran contaminado el agua o enviado a las maras para que tengan que irse a la ciudad... y volverlos esclavos del sistema.
This children not only learn how to read, count or write.. they learn more important lesson that is how to survive..
Yes is true
I agree, crossing a snake field wearing flipflops...
Indeed
Yes
Yhooo 😭😭😭😭😭May God protect them until they become successful
God watch over these children!! He knows and send angels to protect them!!
Exactly what I pray for!
God does not care. If he did this beautiful angels woudnt be going through this.
Christy Jeba god only give you necessary being rich is not necessary having a bus to school is not necessary if he trust you and know you can do it then he will just give you what you need
@@mariejesus5521 I understand your point but look at them. I do not want to write what I had to go to through and what I am going through in my life. It is not right to compare us or others with this beautiful people.
The word discrimination. I hate it. Hope God can do somethin about it.
God destroyed the world twice and he will destroy it again. I am not sure he will rebuild another one after. If he will then I hope there wont be any black, white, brown or yellow or fat ugly beautiful or disabled.
When I saw your comment , I felt like Jesus's mum talking to me.
All the best. God bless.
God is imaginary, that's why he doesn't do anything. He didn't destroy the world, mother nature does that on it's own. As humans we are on our own that why we have to invest in science and technology to improve each and everyone of us' lives.
Every single kid here in the US must be shown this documentary. Allow them to realize how fortunate they ALL are for living here in the US and being educated herein. God bless the producers and directors and especially the children and their families.
every family in the US sould live like the indians... they did everything better. The "US" distroyed the indians, and their actual way of life is destroying not only their population also other lands
This is by far the most inspirational documentary on UA-cam. These kids, teachers and parents are nothing short of amazing….
6 episodes in, and I’m so hooked. I wish there was some way I can help from the comfort of my home and job. 🙏🏼✨
These kids bear more responsibility than most adults. It's incredible how kids learn to survive from the beginning.
That's true. Salute to these children.
These children will become very good adults and appreciate everything they achieve in life.
Every hear about home school? Don't need to do all this nonsense! These parents obviously hate their children.
@@kwimms you cant assume that! You don’t know what situation they are in. It’s likely the parents aren’t educated themselves and are risking everything to give their child the chance they never had.
@@kwimms wow, this might be the most ignorant comment I’ve ever seen. The parents aren’t educated, have no learning materials, and going to a proper school can open up so many opportunities for them interns of scholarships, connections, etc.
It is amazing to see how God protects his children. I am sure they will become great people after overcoming this hard obstacle at such a young age.
At one point they will ask God, why us with tears in their eyes? God wont have any answers.
Christy Jeba Exactly. A god that purposely puts people in these situations and will most likely punish them and send them to hell over a simple mistake. All knowing but didn’t know humans would take a stupid Apple? Lmao whatever. These kids are strong indeed but trust the god that never answers has nothing to do with it.
@@cjstubejackofalltrade1551 Here you are again! You must really hate God.
@@jazmynbrown6820 yes I do.
Definitely, they're so hardworking and dedicated.
I'm from Managua, Nicaragua and my childhood was pretty good, and lived for 10 years in USA, and now I'm a single mother of 3 kids, we have a normal life, I shown to my kids this children's everyday life, to show how not all the kids have possibilities in their own lifes, we have to give thanks for everything we have, specially pray to be healthy to continue every day, esas little girls, are so beautiful and lovely and they love her mom, my family are 4 like them ❤❤❤❤.
Hello pretty, do you care for a chat?❤
My learners must watch this come Monday. This is rather emotional. I cried and cried watching this doc.
i love the fact that they look mostly happy than most people i know who consider themselves rich.
Koena Martin best comment on here. Best comment.
A simple life
Very true adorable smiles
so true
Koena Martin I had a good life when we didn’t need to pay things to government and u don’t need to have ID u could walk free and build house where u want in your own land
My heart is aching and im in tears. We are just spoiled people and our kids too.
exactly
The fore fathers or ancestors pay dues had hardships like these so our current generation can have it easy maybe they are spoiled
Can we not donate for these kids?
Not me and my family
The children are adorable! I admire their mothers for caring enough to send their children to school even though it is a hardship. They know how important education is.
The teacher is amazing … teaching different grades in one class you should be real master … god bless the woman :-)
I remember my experiences when I was child in this documentary. Not the dangerous journey to school, but the extreme poverty. My elementary years was so hard. I only ate rice porridge most of the time, no slippers or shoes, no bags, and I wore an old an torn uniform. My High School years was just the same. There were times that I go to school without breakfast or lunch. But I never stopped going to school. I finally got a scholarship in College and moved to the city, thanks to the help of one of our church members. Now, I work as an online Graphic Designer. I'm so thankful of the hardships that I experienced back then. The kids that I am helping now are my siblings.
Exactly
Upliting Lifestyle TV - How old are you now? That was only 6 yrs ago. Which child were you in this documentary?
@@annwithaplan9766 he is saying this documentary reminds him of his childhood experiences
@@TMesser74 - Ahh ok, thanks.
How can I send stuff over there
This hits home because I use to go to school in Mexico and walked 2 hours every day to go to school. I’m grateful to now be in the U.S, in college and studying to be a future doctor. I hope one day I can help children like these in some way. ❤️
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You used to walk to school a whole two hours everyday?😭😭😭 Mine was only less than 30mins and I used to cry whenever I'm told I would have to work to school the days there was no transportation fee. Now I'm feeling so ashamed 😭😭😭
@@kusemeSundayTv Yes it was a 2 hour walk! Luckily though school started at 2pm in the little town in Mexico that I lived in so I wouldn’t have to wake up super early to get there on time!😅 30 minutes is also a tiring walk!
@@livelovelizz03 💝
Godspeed ❤️❤️❤️
This documentary made me cry. Today, I put this on for my son after he yelled at me for cutting off his Fortnite game so we can homeschool. I showed him how school is for people in other countries, these kids have to worry about surviving just to make it to school, crossing dangerous animals, boating to school alone, they can die just trying to get to school. My heart broke when the little girl said she wanted to be a teacher at the end.
okay but how did he act after watching? you left the important details out.
😊EL CIELO LES PROTEJA....
Much love for these kids from Kenya, we should appreciate and extend our help to others ❤
This should be shown in every class across America so kids can see what the rest of the human family go through every day 🤔. Pay attention and open y’all eyes 👀
Daniel Gibson through^^
Showing this to my daughter who is 7. We live in Australia but I wanted her to get some perspective.
Yep
All it would be seen as is a way not to do work in class
I could be in that situation except me n my parents busted our asses to get to Canada, just because others are suffering doesn’t mean I can’t want the best for myself. Prayers go out to all the people though ♥️
I cried when the little children talk of how scared they are on their way to school but still want to get the education. I have learnt alot from these sweet kids ,I will not complain about my life and I will never give up on my dream! May God bless all children who go through difficulties in life
@Kris Paul you know when you type fast that’s what happen. For me as long as i can read it i understand what it meant..
@Kris Paul learnt is a word, it’s just not as commonly used in the us but it’s used in the same way as learned!
@Kris Paul it's a word. It's the past tense of "learn".
From USA visit me😍😍😍😍😍
I definitely learnt a lot as well. These kids are going to be something in life!! Guaranteed!
It is a big challenge to live and to go to school in Nigaragua. May God Bless them.
indeed
This video was so humbling to me. What a powerful video. These beautiful and dedicated children are so courageous & very brave. May the good God look after these children & their families always.
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Imagine if they got to go to a hotel for a night and lay in a real bed, after taking hot baths 😩😩they would probably sleep for days,their little bodies must be exhausted
And don't forget the mom drives them to school
Someone please make this happen
I've got so much respect for the eldest sister. She's got the spirit of a leader and wants to be a teacher too😢😢😍😍😍😍😍
Gracias por esta reportaje me hizo recordar mi niñez que viví esa situación en el campo, la vida en el campo es saludable aprendes muchas cosas de la naturaleza y la sobrevivencia, y la lucha y el deseo por estudiar tener candiles por luz eléctrica y una serie de preocupaciones que se resuelven siempre. Graaaaaacias.
Am so overwhelmed to hear that one of you children as made it through for something good. Over the years not getting the channel I still pray a lot and talking to other people about these four children dangerous situation, now am feeling so happy for the one that survive an will be praying for the others ❤️🙏🙏
All I can say is that May GOD bless them with Protection and provision
Amen
Amen
@Hype. lowkey me too lol
They don't need God's help. Let the catholic church help. They have funds...can provide proper foot wear and fix the darn boat hole and holy sakes...pay the school fees...OK watching it again...I see rubber boots on his stoop. But being afraid snakes he decides to wear flip flops. Makes sense 🤔 Also 5 yo Ulisa can't swim. No one can give these girls a swim vest at the very least? Crazy. Hey villagers and teacher at the school. Take some initiative and get these things donated and the boat fixed...
If you're concerned about these people maybe you should go out and actually do something instead of asking god to get around to it.
I'm a teacher, I'm going to make my students watch this video so that they can realise how lucky they are and that they don't have to complain if one day the heat doesn't work or if the bus is too crowded.
Your kids are gonna wish they could do this instead lol.
@Abdy ZX I agree with u...
What do you teach 🤓
Good Idea, hopefully some will realize your effort showing this.
I hope every teacher has her students watch it and every parent has his or her child watch it.
Me asombra ver éste reportaje. No imaginaba semejante trabesia para estudiar en un país de América... Saludos desde República Dominicana 🇩🇴
This is so heartbreaking to watch, any update now on kids life, i hope they are successful in life❤
I hope the crew filiming this bought the girls a boat.
I was thinking the same thing...
Lmaooo for reeeeeal
that's what I was thinking too......... do they pay at least something to the families taking part ...
I hope so too!! An I hope they build them a better home.
😭😭😭
I cried..i hope all of them finishes college and pursue their dreams....
Im still warching and crying
You cried. Stop it
Me too
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@@rosemarykatogomusanga1619 ⁹
Can you imagine how hard to go to school and learn. Their journey is a lesson for other country’s children and those who live in advanced country
These documentaries are incredibly heartbreaking yet heartwarming at the same time.
I was surprised why the three girls didn't pair up with the boy and all take the canoe together. Being there are only two families there. But maybe the families did not get along. I would love to see an update on these kids and see where they ended up today.
I can’t watch I’m gone
The kids live about a mile from each other. So sad💕
This should be a required documentary for school age kids. The amount of determination these kids have to want a better life is amazing.
Watching it right now with my homeschooled 7yr old
Why Tanya?
@@shannon9218 I would have shared it with my homeschooled kids as well and would have benefited from being as a child!
@@manthony777 cause most of us that have so very much take it for granted from a young spoiled age, aren't thankful at all even if we are considered poor by our own standards, and have no clue what other children are going through and will do to get an education. Oftentimes, first world kids feel sorry for ourselves when we have to go to school where we are getting fed physically, mentally, socially, economically, multi culturally, and even emotionally. These children keep repeating one thing they all wish to get from risking their lives each day- learning how to read. That says volumes about their society, their parents were probably not taught and that is how they know that being able to read will propel them forward.
Who knows, maybe Frisk is their friend
I admire this three little girls , they are brave using a boat with holes on a revir with crocodiles, God bless and protect all the people in need of your protection and care.
they can go boat race world cup op
I know it is normal for them or him, but im in tears when the boy is told by his mother to go get changed to help out with the coconut oil extraction, after his wrestle with the sun, exaustion at school and groceries shopping, plus the jungle cross. And he is still ok with it and glad and one with his environment. So distracted by his duties that thinking of complaining is far off consideration. Powerful.
As a school teacher who recently burned out due to stress, work conditions and lack of respect from framilies... I wish that these documentaries could help children in Canada to be more grateful for what they have. I wish these children all the best and prayers. XO
first of all Canada should apologize for stealing the land from the natives, after that the natives who already know how to live respecting the nature should decide what the children should learn and how... then you as teacher would be respected. The children would go happy to such a school. Learning to be selfsufficient and how not to decay in consumerism and to poison their own people. I recommend you the book Continuum Concept from Jean Liedloff.
@nayarom3522 Tell me where you live so I can pick apart you and your country and speak as if you are to blame for everything. Shame on you. Every single country is filled with sins of past humans, including you.
The teacher understand her kids, even their physical and mental level. God bless these children and protect them. I feel proud that they are enthusiastic to learn and energy to travel.
I am giving thanks for our children in jamaica
Amen and Amen
That's why ppl in these 3rd world countries are so resilient and determined. They are usually the most generous and happy.... They don't sweat the small things. They are grateful for everything and complained about nothing.
yes vey well said.
Hi NaturallyMeMy i live in a third world country.
I’m one of them. Grateful for everything.
NaturallyMeMya thank you. I had too take the river too school everyday. I’m thankful I now have a education.
i love nicas , some of the nicest people ever came across,
This documentary is an Eye opener for Parents and Kids... We think that we are in difficult situation. But look at this kids and their parents, how challenging life they lead. But they don't crib, they are very positive and confident in their each step 🎉. God bless them.🎉🎉
So tough life… full of struggles ….wish these kids fulfilled their dreams… despite of hardships.. good luck and May their journey successfully passed through someday. Be strong and be positive…children ❤
Respect for these kids they're tougher than many adults
Born and raised in the U.S.A, this documentary makes me think how in all total combined, I have never had a rough day to school. The determination in itself is mind blowing.
My husband said, imagine having two twins, one raised in US and one over there, do you think they would both have the same determination?? I said no, I don't think so, these kids have learned to be this way because the have no other choice.
Amen
American kids may have an easier time getting to school but when they get there they gotta worry about gun violence and the school-to-prison pipeline 🤷♀️
@@Angel-dx6cn and do you think city kids don’t have to worry about gun violence or gangs in other countries?
Some countries are run by violent gangs so everyone has to be on high alert.
Idk why the US likes to think it’s hardships are on par with others.
Very few parts of the US could even be comparable.
I’m not saying bad things don’t happen there but there are many more safe guards and systems put in place to prevent and assist when things do go wrong.
Praying that all these kids risking their lives for education will reach the highest levels they strive for. May they continue to be protected.
Salute to the struggles of Kenya, Julia and Julissa as well as Craven to the school in eastern Nicaragua, for their bright future...!!!
My family came from nothing. And now I’m graduating college. This is for them. ¡Que Viva Nicaragua!
Congrats!
Bless you and your family.
Wow well done we are proud of you
Congratulations!!!! That's awesome.
Are you nica?
These children do more physical labor in the first few hours of their day than many of us do all week. This so sad 😞
Yes u r right
Well this is how humanity lived and evolved for most of the centuries...it's a good way to develop skills they will need in that specific environment. Honestly the modern way of living makes me more sad especially all those frustrated children in our society
@annacolleen wesson etters Every society has it’s struggles. But no child should ever have to work this hard for a basic education.
I am from Nicaragua, we are brave people this shows how dangerous and the struggle our people suffers every day, the 3 little girls are my inspiration god bless them and god bless this little boy who has to deal with that dangerous road to school every day, here we are force to deal with dangerous situations everyday is all about surviving, is scary and we are force to become strong because if we become weak we cannot live, I'm proud of me and of my people who faces different challenges everyday, we are also very intelligent I'm bilingual I learned some English by myself, thanks for sharing this, this melts my heart.
Incredible kids, god bless....
I am so lucky
I've cried watching this... the determination and the responsibility that all these children carrying on their shoulders are inspiring.
Me too..but god will protect them everyday.
Can you just imagine being raised by such wise and awe inspiring parents? Their blessings will be generational.
Me too it is very inspiring
Hope gachieta anaona hii,kids na akili zao ,akili muhimu
Those kids are very dangerous way to school. Hats off to you kids👍🏻👍🏻💖😚😚😚love from India🇮🇳
These children give me strength. Children here don't appreciate they have a school bus Lord please bless those children
Helen Steven Amen 🙏
@Brenda Chown ok my heart hurts for all off them dying inside needs the harsh world to see I am so sad for the babies. They need help.
I have driven coaches now school bus I did retire here they dont appreciate what they have.
Perhaps this would be a great tool for inspiring elementary school kids.
And parents to baby their kids by driving them to bus stops....pathetic.
Wow! I just love the determination in the kids. They're so focused and undeterred with all the obstacles they're facing! That's a critical skill needed in life. I pray they reach their goal of being whatever they wanna be in life.
En varios otros paises se ve este inmenso sacrificio que deben hacer los niños para estudiar.
Es admirable su resistencia y perseverancia.
Dios los proteja cada dia.
This was 4 years ago, I wanna see them now!
Lord. So good to. Me. Thanks 🙏 🌹😇
Dear LORD, please always watch over all the children of the world, especially those who live in dangerous places, Amen.
Your lord has a really twisted sense of humour...
Amen!
🤡
Amen.
Amen 🙏
Dios los bendiga y los guarde junto a sus familias y a todos los demás que los AYUDAN, desde República Dominicana
I love the sense of community.
My dad always loved watching documentary’s and this was the last one he told me to watch before he died yesterday
So sorry for your loss 💕
may your dad RIP..
I am so sorry. Yes. I will be watching more documentaries of 3rd world countries too. It makes you realize just how important it is to save money and force yourself to live off $30 a month, and live without what you think you need, you really don't.
Do you or anyone know how the children are doing today August 2021?
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The girls are so beautiful and brave. I pray God protect them.
I just wan to hug them into my arms
what hope is in your prayer based on appearances, to the Creator who shows no partiality? the path the boy has taken is equally dangerous and brave for taking it but suppose you would include him in prayer if he was beautiful? just pointing out the flaw of your statement
INDEED
@Frankie Basile you forget about the poisonous snakes? That's why I say the danger is equally opposing in my opinion
Ditto.
Thank God who cares for these beautiful children, I am so touched, may the Lord continue to protect while they travel and fulfil the desires of their hearts.....
I glad you on your couches enjoy the video 🎉
I thought we had it tough in Ghana. Can you imagine doing this return journey daily? They will be sleepy, tired and hungry. LORD have mercy.
Yah even in Zimbabwe we can't afford anything 😢😢but am grateful for what l have .
@@sandsblue429 @me 2
So many things we take for granted watching this makes me appreciate the little that I have . May God see them through.
Smh... EXACTLY!!
Not sure what region you're from. But the schools here in the U.S, we bitch and moan about the most trivial, unnecessary, irrelevant and the most pettiest of things like "we want a separate bathroom for our "special" gender!! Or "why is there glutton in my (it better be Vegan) FREE lunch?.....lol! Smh, And you better NOT let any of these school kids see a Bible/Quran, DO NOT preach to them or ask anyone of them to pray.. BUT, you are allowed to give them especially the Girls "Birth control" without informing and or getting permission from their parents!!!...
LOL.... I'm sorry, I got carried away!!
@@WaleAkinsefunmi-ci9plkids in the US are allowed to pray regardless of their religion. Because of separation of church and state makes it so it cannot be initiated by their school unless in a private religious school.
You are absolutely correct about the ridiculous bitching about things that are ridiculous. Our kids are unappreciative with how good they have it for their schools
OH NO! They said the lords prayer to start school!!!! Democrats would stop that as a TOP PRIORITY if they took over the school. Also, each day should begin with transgender etiquette.
@Benny --- My sentiments exactly. I'm agnostic and very conservative. I do however like to poke fun at the liberal left for what they've done to our public school system. I made the same comments on other videos where they pledge allegiance or sing national anthems in schools. It seems the USA is the only country that intentionally prevents commendatory in schools be it pride in your own country or believing in a religion.
Gracias por su reportaje, soy nicaragüense y no tenía idea que en Nicaragua aún hay niños con este tipo de dificultades para asistir a la escuela. Son niños valientes y admirables.
Nicaragua es 2 países en uno cuando sales de la seguridad de las áreas urbanas de pasifico a medida vas más y más adentro del oriente del país notas la abismal diferencia de estilo de vida
I have to Thank God for what I have. Big lesson. Thanks for sharing.
GOD PROTECT THIS KIDS
Amen 🙏🏼
Ameen
Mmmm...🤔🤔🤔
Amen
He doesnt give a shiz
These children are incredible. Snakes, drowning, nothing stops these four!
You forgot alligators! I hope this documentary did more for them than just profit off of their struggles.
God bless these children and Ms. Miller ♥️♥️♥️
I thank you for the free documentary
I'm a 46 yr old Working Man!! This made me Cry!!! Never in my LIFE, have I seen so much COURAGE in quest for a Dream!! 📚 👼😭 especially concerning Children 🙏 🌎
@Vic Jones Something should be done to help them.
Thank u im saying the same thing
I'm 45 years old man. I cried a lot. I used to be like them when I was a kid way back in the Philippines. I studied and working hard, now I'm living in Canada.
Can you do another documentary on where they are now? God be with them where ever they are. Wish them every success
@@dilldaffamusic ignorance is bliss 😂😂😂🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️ u probably think there is no single soul in 3rd world countries who lives better than u hmmm
@@dilldaffamusic have survived and suceeded n maybe we are living better than you.
@@dilldaffamusic 😂 dude any one can become successful regardless of your background. You think bill gate just magically made benjamins appear out of his rear end?? Maybe these people won't be billionaires but will have a better living life than their parent's and that Buddy is called successful.
@@dilldaffamusic So don't be an ignorant prick
@@dilldaffamusic your absolutely wrong in the 3rd world countries is where true description of success is.... People come fro zero to hero and i call that a blessin not a curse because they are trained to face what the world might bring in the future.... Gid bless them
This video needs to be shown in every single state of USA .
They show resilience and determination. I pray it pays off.
Damn this makes me soo angry, I teach at a school in the US and there are so many disrespectful, unmotivated students who actually tell you they don’t want to be there. Then I see these kids doing things I would be too scared to do and they love going to school and they are excited to learn. It’s just so unfair, I wish I could be their teacher! Bless these kids from my mother’s homeland ❤️
Edit: WOW I’ve never gotten this many likes before! it’s crazy to see so many people feel the same way. Now if only we can make it easier for those Nicaraguan kids to get safer transportation or a closer school. I would donate in a heartbeat.
Awww. You are a great teacher.
EARTH IS HOME aww thanks! 😊
You're amazing I know exactly what you're talking about that village needs missionary work ASAP.
Nicole Chui ikr ? 😢😢😢
Nicole Chui i totally agree, I wish the kids from the u.s would realize how easy they have it, meanwhile others from different countries struggle and have to work xxxxxtraa hard for what they want
I'm from North Borneo (today Sabah), East Malaysia. I grew up inside of Crocker Range area and basically interior area and hasn't electricity or treated water supply. In 1999-2002, I walked 10km to nearest school everyday. So, we started to walk from home by 05.30am and arrived to school before 06.40am. Sometime, don't go school during rainy season because we couldn't cross over the river.
Our family was very poor at the. Our parents can't afford to give money to buy food even 10 cents. I almost quit from schood due to life diffulties.
In 2010, I was enrolled to Malaysian top university and funded by government scholarship. Today, I'm working with one of Malaysian multinational company.
Dear young sisters and brothers, education is the most powerful weapon to change our life. Don't give up & always do your best. God bless, Immanuel.. ❤️
AK Kutoro question for you. Was there any way for your family to move closer to the school? I ask in all earnestness and would like to know as it seems the government in this video has the meals program so it seems feasible that they families could get help to move closer and remove some of the dangers facing the children.
God bless you too
AK Gilbert wow! Awesome! Very inspiring 😍😍😍
I agree. Or if we had a way to contact these two families and donate money to have them move closer to the school.
Sabah belongs to Philippines island.
God be with them every step of the way