Students studying under the scorching sun at the Killi Mubarak school. - Photo by Asmatullah
The school lacks basic facilities, including toilets and access to clean drinking water. - Photo by Asmatullah
There are no school uniforms in this school since most kids cannot afford them. - Photo by Asmatullah
Students studying under the scorching sun at the Killi Mubarak school. - Photo by Asmatullah
Unfamiliar with the concept of polished shoes and ironed uniforms, the students are all either bare-foot or wearing worn out slippers. - Photo by Asmatullah
Students attending a lecture at the Killi Mubarak school. - Photo by Asmatullah
Killi Mubarak, housing approximately 30 students’, is amongst the 40 rental schools in Quetta, all of which are in depleting conditions. - Photo by Asmatullah
Students seated in a classroom at the Killi Mubarak school. - Photo by Asmatullah
A student revising a lesson at the Killi Mubarak school. - Photo by Asmatullah
A student helps his class revise a lesson at the Killi Mubarak school. - Photo by Asmatullah
Students studying in an open courtyard at the Killi Mubarak school. - Photo by Asmatullah
A student writing alphabets on his board using a locally produced ink. - Photo by Asmatullah
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