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</script>The Quarterly Report of our School for Street Children in Kabul is out! With a bigger classroom and more school equipment, the number of children attending our school doubled to 42 between July and September 2017. In our classes, the children are taught basic skills through playful means, while their basic needs are accommodated in the curriculum. One of the highlights was the Eid-el-Kébir festival in August which was celebrated at our school, where the children were given gifts in form of food and clothes.