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Rebuilding a life – and returning to school – after Typhoon Haiyan

TACLOBAN, Philippines, 2 December 2013 – It's been a long three weeks since Typhoon Haiyan ravaged Tacloban City, and very slowly, the city shows signs of trying to right itself. For school children, getting back into the classroom provides a sense of normalcy and a place to be safe and protected while continuing their education. But, a number of schools were devastated by the typhoon, and those that weren't entirely destroyed are now housing evacuees and displaced persons.

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