Bakit kulang pa rin sa upuan ang mga paaralan? (Full Episode) | Reporter's Notebook

[Music] They are said to be the hope of the Nation and quality education is said to be the key to their bright future. Sitting down. Try [Music] standing up and maybe you can see and maybe you can see my situation. But how can this be fulfilled if even a simple seat is [Music]

denied them? The agency with the largest budget among all government agencies, but despite this, the Department of Education still has various problems. With the opening of classes, various deficiencies that until now seem difficult to meet are once again encountered. One of the ordeals suffered by students is the lack of chairs in classrooms.

How long will they endure this situation? This is the reporter's notebook. Education special report. Sitting down. [Music]

about 5 kilometers, equivalent to almost two hours of walking, is what Denden has to walk from their house to get to school. Denden often has two younger siblings, Naina and Ragas, with him every day. It seems that the siblings don't like the difficulty of climbing up and down the mountainous

road, in addition to the two rivers they have to cross just to get there. It's already hard to get to school. He always has something else to carry, not just a bag, but this small notebook and a small chair. Sir, I can't, sir. If I don't bring a chair, I'll be late. So

my father made a chair so that I wouldn't be the only one. I told him to bring one so that they would be comfortable. He's probably the only one who's more interested in wandering around. There are only