On Wednesday 29th August, the Primary 7s went to see a film called Breadwinner.<\/p>\n
It was about a young girl called Parvana who lived in Kabul, the capital of \u00a0Afghanistan, in around late 2001. Since she is a girl, she does not have the same rights that boys have. When her father is taken to prison, she cuts her hair, and pretends to be a boy, so she can be the breadwinner for her family.<\/p>\n
It was a very heartwarming film and it made us realise how lucky we are, and that we should be very grateful for what we have.<\/p>\n
Emmy – I thought it was a very good film and the animation was beautiful.<\/p>\n
Ronan – It was very interesting and it made me feel lucky for what I have.<\/p>\n
Junias – I would give it 4\/5 stars.<\/p>\n
Tryphena – I thought it was very moving.<\/p>\n
By Emmy and Lily-Jane P7<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On Wednesday 29th August, the Primary 7s went to see a film called Breadwinner. It was about a young girl called Parvana who lived in Kabul, the capital of \u00a0Afghanistan, in around late 2001. Since she is a girl, she does not have the same rights that boys have. When her father is taken to … Continue reading Breadwinner<\/span>