| Global Campaign for Education (GCE) Breaks World Record for World's Biggest Ever Lesson |
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Pictured left: Klipfontein - one of 11 schools brought the lesson by The Forum More than 7.5 million children, adults, teachers and campaigners took part in the Global Campaign for Education’s “World’s Biggest Lesson”. The world record for the largest simultaneous lesson in history has been broken already – and the numbers are still coming in. The World’s Biggest Lesson focused on providing a quality basic education to everyone especially the 72 million children and 774 million adults who are currently missing out. All over the world politicians and ministers went back to school, were taught the lesson by children before being asked what they planned to do to make sure everyone gets a quality education.
Click here for the full GCE media release In South Africa the lesson was coordinated by The Forum which, in partnership with help2read, brought the lesson to over 700 school children at eleven primary schools in some of the most disadvantaged areas of Cape Town. Click here for the full Forum media release Media Coverage of the event in South Africa:
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7.5 million children, adults, teachers joined politicians in over 100 countries to learn about the importance of everyone having the chance for a quality education.
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