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  • Blog post: Indigenous community children become TV stars

    anderi.satya@rspb.org.uk
    Bathin Sembilan children from Harapan’s mobile school became TV stars this week. They had parts in the first of two episodes of children’s series, Si Bolang, being shot in the forest. Si Bolang roughly means “Adventure Boy”. It is shown right across this nation of more than 230...
    on23 Sep 2011
  • Blog post: Harapan's mobile schools keep growing

    sonhaji
    Fifty-five pupils attend the mobile schools we run at Harapan. The schools are registered with the local education authorities. The pupils get a certificate when they leave, proving which grade they finished. It will help them get into further education, or a job. Not all of the pupils can attend all...
    on1 Jul 2011
  • Blog post: Recognition for Harapan Rainforest mobile school

    Azloha
    It was a very proud day for me recently as I presented the indigenous Bathin Sembilan children who attend our mobile school with uniforms. The school has been running for nearly a year and was set up to give the indigenous children in and around Harapan Rainforest the opportunity to get an education;...
    on27 Aug 2010
  • Blog post: Eight local schools visit Harapan Rainforest

    Urip Wiharjo
    The normally quiet Harapan Rainforest recently became a hive of activity when over 400 school children arrived in camp to assist in a day of tree planting. They came from eight different schools in the local area and also included the indigenous children who are taught through our mobile schools. The...
    on6 Aug 2010
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