Hello, friends! Did you know that climate change is making it hard for many kids in Bangladesh to go to school? Let’s explore how extreme weather affects their education.
🌊 Floods and Cyclones
Bangladesh often faces heavy rains and storms. These can cause floods and cyclones, which sometimes damage schools or make roads unsafe. When this happens, schools have to close to keep everyone safe.
🔥 Heatwaves
Sometimes, it gets super hot! Heatwaves can make classrooms uncomfortable and even dangerous. Kids might feel dizzy or sick from the heat, so schools might close until it’s cooler.
🚫 School Closures
When schools close because of extreme weather, kids miss out on learning and playing with friends. It can be hard to catch up on lessons later.
💡 What Can We Do?
People are working on solutions! Building stronger schools, planning for emergencies, and teaching everyone about climate change can help. Planting trees and using clean energy can also make a difference.
Every little action counts! Together, we can help make sure all kids get the education they deserve, no matter the weather! 🌳💚
Reference(s):
Schooling of 33 million Bangladeshi kids hit by climate crises in 2024
cgtn.com
