Nord region broadcasts allow flexible learning for pupils who fear further visits by armed extremists
’s Nord region hear the sound of a motorcycle in the distance, they rise from their benches and nervously turn their heads towards the window.
Local children did not go completely without education after the jihadist incursion thanks to the Radio Education Programme , which provides educational material for young people who cannot attend school due to insecurity. Joel Bertrand is head of programming at Radio Notre Dame du Sahel, which is responsible for broadcasting classes to the region. “We have 72 classes for maths, reading and writing,” he said. “The programme is designed so that students can continue to learn and develop a love for what they are doing, even though maths can be challenging at times.”
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