How classrooms look around the world

WION Edge: A sneak peek into the diverse world of blackboards, chalk and duster across the globe.
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Kabul, AfghanistanStudents in 11th grade at Zarghona high school

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Bermeo, Spain

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Mafraq, Jordan

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Bujumbura, Burundi

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New Delhi, India

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Tokyo, Japan

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Jalalabad, Afghanistan

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Rafah, Gaza StripMohammed Zurob marks a book for his first grade students during an English lesson at Taha Huseen elementary schoolPhotograph: Ibra

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Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTahfiz, or Qur?anic, students recite the Qur?an in Madrasah Nurul Iman boarding school outside the capital city. There are 36

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Manaus, Brazil

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Rabat, MoroccoThe start of the new school year for teacher Moulay Ismael Lamrani and his class at Oudaya primary schoolPhotograph: Youssef Boudlal

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Bogot?, ColombiaFr Juan Humberto Cruz with fourth-grade students at Semillas de Esperanza (Seeds of Hope) school in SoachaPhotograph: John Vizcaino

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Harrow on the Hill, UK

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Kiev, Ukraine

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Boston, US

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Soweto, South Africa

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Manacapuru, Brazil

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Cushendall, Northern Ireland

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Minas, Uruguay

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Panama City, PanamaYear 10 students attend a maritime vocational programme at Artes y Oficios Melchor Lasso de la Vega schoolPhotograph: Carlos Jas

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Islamabad, Pakistan

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Van Chai, Vietnam

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Abidjan, Ivory Coast